A practical introduction to essential OR methodologies, including linear programming and optimisation techniques.
Optimisation helps organisations get the most from limited resources—whether it’s cost, time, staff, or materials. This course offers practical tools that professionals can immediately apply to improve decision-making. From transport planning to staff rostering, the skills learned are highly transferable across sectors.
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Victor is Professor of Operational Research at School of Business and Economics of Loughborough University. Victor’s background is in applied mathematics and operational research, and he has previously worked as Professor of Operational Research at Warwick Business School.
Victor’s academic interests are in the areas of optimisation, decision making and efficiency analysis of firms. He has published extensively on these topics in many international journals, including top European and US journals.
Recently Victor was a principal co-investigator of a large EU-funded research project aimed at the development of a range of quantitative tools to help EU decision makers to simulate policy scenarios in the field of common agricultural policy.
He is a co-editor of Journal of Productivity Analysis and co-director of the Centre for Performance and Productivity Analysis at Loughborough University.
Grammatoula is a Senior Lecturer in Business Analytics at Loughborough Business School, Loughborough University.
Her research interests stemmed from her PhD work focussing on the optimisation of operations in the cellular manufacturing sector. Her current research and teaching include various areas of optimisation, efficiency analysis of firms and supply chain management.
Grammatoula has published and has been involved in the editorial and refereeing work for many leading international journals. She has presented her research at numerous UK and international conferences and is currently involved in a major ESRC/UKRI grant investigating sustainability of global supply chains.