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0 Introduction
Choosing a great topic for your graduate, master or doctoral dissertation may feel like one of
the biggest pressures yet. The students generally spend months and perhaps years on this
research project, and completion of their PhD or masters degree is contingent upon their
success. While choosing a topic for the dissertation, one should always choose a topic he or
she loves, the advisor finds interesting and is knowledgeable about, helpful in his or her
career path, establishes his or her niche in the chosen field and last but not the least
importantly, is a manageable topic. All these factors, if considered while choosing a
dissertation topic, will make the task much easier and interesting. To help prepare for your
operations dissertation, this article suggests topics for you in the areas of Total Quality
Management (TQM), innovation, supply chain, inventory management, production
scheduling, product development, dynamic pricing, industrial risk management, logistics and
manufacturing
How the supply chain differs on a B2C site compared to a B2B environment.
Four major characteristics of services and the marketing strategies available for the
service organisation.
Its not product, its not service, and its solution: a new trend.
Management. The forces of supply and demand are leading variables that dictate pricing. An
operations dissertation on dynamic pricing would make for very interesting reading.
Analysis of the current issues, future trends and opportunities associated with dynamic
pricing.
Dynamic pricing in the service industry: a case analysis of an organisation in the UK.
Risk management in the construction industry: a case study analysis in the UK.
Risk management in the pharma industry: a case study analysis in the UK.
Risk management in the banking industry: a case study analysis in the UK.
Risk management in the retail industry: a case study analysis in the UK.
Risk management in the aviation industry: a case study analysis in the UK.