“No one can predict exactly what the future will bring – we will have to deal with whatever is in store for us when the time comes, but here are some of the most profound changes that are likely to await us: growth will slow; competition will become more aggressive; governments will take on new roles in their economies and business environments; risk management will become a huge part of every leader’s job.” (BOSSIDY)

Given the above statement, the challenges faced by organizations are clear. In the context of industrial operations, every professional responsible for managing resources and information faces several challenges on a daily basis to ensure quality, meet deadlines, optimize labor and machine performance, while calculating product prices and controlling inventory in order to obtain higher profit margins for their organization.

And to further accelerate the demands of everyday life, we can say that the idea of Industry 4.0 it becomes a challenge to change the way factories operate, based on decentralization of control of production processes and the use of interconnected smart devices throughout the chain, both in industrial operations and in logistics operations.

So, the MBA in Industrial Management from UNIALFA It presents itself as a competitive advantage to its target audience, since it is part of a large business conglomerate, this MBA has professionals experienced in the practical execution of industrial and logistics operations, resulting in a development model based on industry professionals training industry professionals.

Concomitantly, the 360 hours of workload offered 20 hours of which are dedicated to specific execution of practical approaches in the genba (real industry environment) and another 92 hours of practical experiences in the laboratory, which is a great differential for consolidating the concepts and techniques covered and providing networking opportunities.