what are production operations?
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Those actually responsible for making the products
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Dividend income is an OPERATING ACTIVITY. Dividends PAID are a financing activity.
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Get the operation and be done with it...
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Importation of products, no problem.\n\nExportation of jobs.... big problem.
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Production line sequencing is when a supplier manufactures and/or assembles components in the exact sequence required by the purchaser or by the delivery date the product is needed.\nSome examples would be:\n1. Automotive industry:\n   a. A brake manufacturer in Detroit may sequence a production line to manufacture brake shoes for a GM truck in the morning and then switch over in the afternoon to produce a Ford automobile's brake shoes.\n2. Advertising industry:\n   a. A professional silk-screen company may produce several  hundred t-shirts throughout the day that may go to 15 different companies. Each set of T-shirts will have it's own unique requirements and placement of design, as well as, its own due date in the near future.\nHope this helps\nBon Chance
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There are many operations and procedures according to business need.  You would work as part of a team, and each member/team has a specialized function in your department.  Even if you have the experience and education, they will still insist they train you on their systems for their own procedures.  Teams are part of a project, and projects are a part of the overall business model.\n\nThe basic operations and procedures themselves would be what you had access to and how to use that to do jobs or solve issues.  You can have a tech, a coordinator, manager/teqam lead, project head, operator, backup operator, point of contact, quality assurance, security, programming, hardware maintenance, there's all kinds of positions.
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to see the production levels over a certain period of time
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Outsourcing entered the business lexicon in the 1980's and often refers to the delegation of non-core operations from internal production to an external entity specializing in the management of that operation\n\nBPO outsourcing encompasses the transfer of ownership of any non-IT process to a capable supplier
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_refineries#Operation
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Look in the operaters manual
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I have been in the petroleum business for 35 years, I have never heard of and oil and gas plant. Can you provide a definition or a description of what this facility does?\n\nThen was is the basis for optimization? Cost? revenue? product recovery?
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You use the Orders of Operations\n\nParenthesis\nExponets\nMultiplication\nDivision\nAddition\nSubtraction
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alternatively named as\nmanagement (operational aspects from research to production)\nfinancial aspect (capital infusion)\naccounting (communication to relevant parties to the company)\nmarketing (advertising, selling strategies)\npersonnel/ hrd
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Addition, Subtraction, Division, Multiplication are called operation.  The answer is D as mentioned above.
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9, don't forget order of operations
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We have an inventory system that tracks all of the items that go into/out of a particular department.\nThe computer program that our inventory system utilizes has a procedure that essentially takes a "snap shot" of what the warehouse has at that moment.\nWe take that "snap shot" form, and compare what it says with actually walking down each aisle and making sure the counts match.  If there is any discrepancy, we note it on the form...and then take those notes to the computer to update the computer program.\n\nThis is usually done 1-2 times per year, as each week and month we do a cycle count to keep a closer eye on supplies needed for production.\n\nEach company, as you'll soon find out, has it's own set of standards...but there is some basic fundamentals.\n\nFor more information, you can check out various inventory/logistics magazine articles on the subject.  You can also check APICS.
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The United Nations Foreign Agricultural Office estimates the following production by country in 2000. (Figures are in thousands of tonnes.)\n\nChina 2,298.8 \nIndia 595.4 \nBrazil 520.7 \nUnited States 408.2 \nEuropean Union 314.5 \nZimbabwe 204.9 \nTurkey 193.9 \nIndonesia 166.6 \nFormer Soviet countries 116.8 \nMalawi 108.0