Business operations specialists analyze all operational processes of an organization and make recommendations to improve workforce activities and efficiency.
Business Operations Strategist
In today’s rapidly evolving workplace, business operations specialists play a vital role in optimizing processes and ensuring that daily activities run smoothly. This 100% online course will help you gain the technical skills and knowledge needed to work as a business operations specialist. Key topics include tracking and analyzing reports, risk management, and control.
What You’ll Learn
Develop a strong foundation in business operations through practical training in planning, analysis, and organizational management. Graduates of this program will be prepared to:
- Gain key skills and knowledge in operational planning and administration
- Create actionable solutions to organizational problems in your business
- Understand financial, risk, and operational management concepts
- Master planning and implementing a range of operational solutions
- Build innovation in the workforce; lead and manage diverse teams
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Program Structure
This course is 100% online. Start anytime.
Unit I - Business Operations
- Financial Management
- Lead and Manage Teams
- Implement a Sales Plan
- Implement Customer Service Strategies
- Implement Marketing
- Implement Continuous Improvement
- Build Client Relationships and Networks
- Operations Management
Unit II - Operational Planning
- Manage Continuous Improvement
- Manage Risk
- Manage Intellectual Property
- Lead and Manage Workplace Relationships
- Build an Innovative Workplace
- Incorporate Digital Solutions
- Develop a Sales Plan
- Manage Quality Customer Service
Frequently Asked Questions
What do Business Operations Strategists do?
How do you become a Business Operations Specialist?
To work as a business operations specialist, you typically need a background or understanding of business administration, management, or economics. Additionally, having previous work experience in subjects such as statistics, analysis or human resource management can be beneficial.
Where do Business Operations Specialists work?
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) found that business operations specialists work in both the private and public sectors, including the Federal Government, state and local governments, enterprises and consulting firms, universities, and professional schools.