Productivity improvement stratedies
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Productivity Improvement
Strategies
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Productivity
Productivity = Output / Input
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To Improve productivity
1.Increased output for the same input.2.Decreased input for the same input.3.Proportionate increase in output is more than the proportionate increase in input.
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4.Proportionate decrease in the input is more than the proportionate decrease in the output.5.Simultaneous increase in output with decrease in output.
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1. Output Input
Increasing the output by optimizing the methodology and the plant layout.
Eg: the output of a steel plant can be increased by shortening the flow path without any increse in the input.
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2. Input Output
Decreasing the inputs means using a cost effective raw material.
Eg: Using Plywood instead of raw wood is a cost effective strategy for manufacturing furnitures.
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3. Output > Input
Producing a new product with the existing facilities increases the output with a marginal increase in the input.
Eg: MRF producing a new model of tire based on the market demand.
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4. Input > Output
Dropping an uneconomic product from the production mix
Eg: Discontinuing the production of scooters in Bajaj Auto Ltd.
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5. Output Input
Using modern manufacturing techniques, unit load concept, Robotics and AGVS in the shop floor.
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Other Methods
Optimum training to the workforce.Waste minimization.Modernization and mechanization. Supply chain optimization.
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Thank You…………..
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A model for service planning and improvement
1D
ASSESSWhere are
we at now? GOALS
Where do we want to
go?
INDICATORSHow will we know we got
there?ACTION STEPSWhat do we do to get there?
Planning, action and review cycle
ACTIONTake action - go there!
REVIEWDid we get
there?