The major difference between production management and operations management is that

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Operations management is never concerned with the production of a physical product.

production management is based upon the concept of scientific management development by Frederick Taylor.

The term production management is usually used when referring to a system producing a tangible product, operations management is used to refer to a system producing a service.

Production management includes the management of only those activities directly related to the physical transformation of the raw materials into the finished product.

none of the above.