Best executive courses in Operations in United States

Harvard Business School

Driving Corporate Performance: Aligning Scorecards and Structure for Strategy Execution

Harvard Business School

Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management

Harvard Business School

Compensation Committees: New Challenges, New Solutions

Harvard Kennedy School

Senior Managers in Government

New York Institute of Finance

Equity Portfolio Management

Develop core competencies in portfolio management, including portfolio construction and performance measurement. This course is a component of the Portfolio Management Professional Certificate. Prerequisite knowledge: Intermediate MS Excel skills Basic probablility and statistics ...

The College of Engineering: Integrative Systems + Design

Human Factors Engineering

Designing Systems, Products, and Services to Make them Easier, Safer, and More Effective for Human Use Anywhere there is a person using a system, human factors engineering concepts inevitably apply. This hands-on, multidisciplinary training program — now in its 65th year — provides...

The College of Engineering: Integrative Systems + Design

Master Black Belt in Operational Excellence

Earn Your Master Black Belt from the University of Michigan This intensive Master Black Belt program will provide you with the core skills in program management and technical problem solving required to be an effective Master Black Belt instructor and continuous improvement leader. Our...

The College of Engineering: Integrative Systems + Design

Lean six Sigma Green Belt

EARN YOUR GREEN BELT FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Learn how to effectively solve problems by integrating Lean and Six Sigma within the DMAIC approach. Using a blend of examples and case studies drawn from manufacturing, transactional/service, and healthcare environments, this course will set...

Columbia Business School

Finance and Accounting for the Nonfinancial Executive

Wisconsin School of Business

Business Process Improvement Using Lean six Sigma and Performance Metrics

All organizations are facing pressure to improve complex processes that are slow, error-ridden, costly, and maybe most importantly, frustrating to end-users and process workers alike. Process improvement, or continuous improvement, is not just for production and high-volume work centers. In this...