The impact of technology on operations management reshapes how organizations approach adoption, adaptation, and optimization of their processes. As businesses integrate advanced technologies such as automation, data analytics, and artificial intelligence, they are revolutionizing operational efficiency. The adoption of these technologies helps streamline workflows while enhancing decision-making capabilities. Adaptation strategically implements these innovations to align with organizational needs, while optimization drives continuous improvement by enabling precise performance tracking and predictive analytics. More exploration into these technological advancements may assist businesses in refining their operations, reducing costs, and achieving greater competitive advantage in today’s market.

Impacts of Technology on Operations Management: Adoption, Adaptation, and Optimization examines the impact of technology on operations management within organizations. It explores solutions for business optimization, quality management, and product development using technology like AI, IoT, smart and digital technology, and data algorithms. This book covers topics such as circular economy, digital technology, and supply chains, and is a useful resource for computer engineers, managers, business owners, economists, scientists, academicians, and researchers.

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The many academic areas covered in this publication include, but are not limited to:

Algorithms
Artificial Intelligence
Business Operations
Circular Economy
Consumer Science
Data Analysis and Statistics
Digital Technology
Internet of Things
Management Science
Marketing and Branding
Smart Warehousing
Supply Chains
Sustainable Development

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Assistant Professor - Business Administration, Management, Logistics and Supply Chain Management | Teaching and Research Professional: (9 + Years of Experience): Teaching, Training and Mentoring • Technical Knowledge Transfer • Assessment and Evaluation • Administration • Curriculum Planning • Student Development • Research and Development • Skill Enhancement • Cross Functional Coordination • Lesson Planning • Research and Analysis • Reporting and Documentation • Communication, Team Management and Presentation Skills An experienced educationist, Assistant Professor of Business Administration with PhD in Supply Chain Management and MBA in International Business; acquired 9 years of experience in teaching business administration to students from diversified backgrounds and cultures. Experience in the field of education and research and ability to provide academic and administrative leadership to the whole University or Institution. Possesses exceptional experience in evaluating and advising on publications, administration and planning, research, training and teaching. Able to exercise influence and advocacy on behalf of the institution and its interests, through active engagement with external groups and individuals. Presented and published research works at international forums and other regional conferences. Active member of various professional societies related to logistics and supply chain management as well as business management. Foster the highest quality of research performed by faculty and graduate students with expertise in driving the governance and administration to achieve objectives in a timely, inclusive and purposeful way. Academic credibility, intellectual curiosity and sympathy for the values and culture of the University, including its students and their concerns. Ability to generate and develop trust in a diverse, evolved and collegiate academic institution. Keenly interested in latest developments in Logistics and Supply Chain Management and taught several modules, including Principles of Logistics Management, Transport Management, Fundamentals of Business and Management, Operations Management, Procurement Management, Warehouse Design and Distribution Management.

Working at Middle East College since Last 14 years Currently Assistant Head, Department of Computing and Electronic Engineering. PhD research is ongoing in Artificial Intelligence Domain from India. Senior Member IEEE Fellow Member British Computer Society Fellow Member, Higher Education Academy UK since 2012. Published Books on topic “Artificial Intelligence on FinTech”. Management book on topic “Shadow Leadership”. Another book in pipeline on topic “Artificial Intelligence in Logistics”. Editor, International Journal of Advanced Studies in Computer Sciences and Engineering, Member of International Association of Engineers (IAENG), Editorial Member of MEC Journal of Big Data and Smart City Presented Guest Lectures in Colleges / Schools on various topics. Chaired session in IEEE conference in Oman, Romania and India. Keynote speaker for various conferences. Successfully Organized many International conferences in Last 14 years. Received research funds from Ministry of Higher Education and Research and innovation Oman for working on National Projects.

Reason Masengu holds the position of Senior Lecturer of Marketing in the Department of Business Management at Middle East College, located in Muscat, Oman. In this role, he imparts knowledge in courses such as Global Marketing, Marketing Management, Digital Marketing, and other subjects pertaining to the business management domain. He undertakes various responsibilities, including student counseling, developing curricula, ensuring quality standards, and facilitating teaching and learning activities. Reason holds the distinction of being a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing, a Senior Member of the Marketers Association of Zimbabwe, and a Professional Member of the Australian Marketing Institute. As an ardent researcher in the fields of marketing, logistics, and supply management, he has acquired international exposure in administering research grants.

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