Operations Research is a scientific and analytical approach used to solve complex decision-making problems in business, industry, government, and service organizations. In today’s competitive and technology-driven environment, organizations require effective methods to optimize resources, reduce costs, improve productivity, and achieve better operational efficiency. Operations Research is designed to provide readers with a clear understanding of quantitative techniques and their practical applications in solving real-world problems. This book introduces the fundamental concepts and methods of operations research, including linear programming, transportation models, assignment techniques, inventory control, queuing theory, decision analysis, network models, game theory, and optimization methods. The topics are presented in a simple and systematic manner with practical examples, mathematical approaches, and problem-solving techniques to help readers understand how analytical models support effective managerial decisions. The purpose of this book is to develop logical thinking, analytical skills, and decision-making abilities among students, researchers, managers, and professionals. By understanding operations research techniques, readers will be able to analyze organizational problems scientifically and identify efficient solutions for improving performance and productivity. This book aims to serve as a valuable guide for anyone interested in applying mathematical and analytical methods to modern management and industrial challenges.
