Higher education - Decision science
Choose from teaching resources for operations management lecturers. Build students' business experience with simulations in subjects like supply chain, quality and project management.
Join 80% of operations management textbook readers who choose Pearson authors such as Professor Nigel Slack. (Source: Nielsen 2016)
Increase student engagement with mathematics and save time setting and marking quantitative skill questions using our classroom technology.
Technology enhanced learning
MyLab Operations Management
MyLab Maths
Give students hands-on experience in key topics with five new simulations now available within MyLab Operations Management (OM).
MyLab OM is technology for the classroom that offers students a supportive digital environment to practice their subject, complete assignments and test their understanding.
It adapts to each student, creating an engaging, effective and measurable learning experience.
Ensure your business students have the quantitative skills to excel.
MyLab Math is an online homework, tutorial and assessment platform designed to work in tandem with mathematics set texts. It improves results by helping students quickly grasp mathematical concepts through practice and self-assessment.
It provides you with a robust set of tools for easily gauging, improving and addressing the performance of individuals and cohorts.
Customise your own print or digital content
Can't find a text to match your course?
From eBooks to whole online courses, we work with instructors to create a customised print or technology solution specific to your course.
What your peers and students are saying
"OM is all about doing things in practice, doing things in reality, and the simulation helps to bring that reality into practice. Experiential learning. And it stays right [t]here in your head."
— Dr Maneesh Kumar, programme director, Cardiff University
Events
Operations Management Workshop, London
Authors Nigel Slack (University of Warwick) and Alistair Brandon-Jones (University of Bath) lead this exciting workshop for academics each year. Get in touch below to receive the presentations from the 2017 workshop, and to register your interest in the next event.