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    Productivity refers to the ratio of output to input, or how efficiently resources are used to produce output. Improving productivity involves providing more output with fewer resources consumed over time. A company implemented several productivity enhancement techniques including Kaizen for continuous improvement, 5S for organization and standardization, and strategies that were technology-based, material-based, and process-based. These changes led to benefits like reduced overproduction, delays, transportation costs, inventories, unnecessary motions, defects, and misused resources.

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    Productivity refers to the ratio of output to input, or how efficiently resources are used to produce output. Improving productivity involves providing more output with fewer resources consumed over time. A company implemented several productivity enhancement techniques including Kaizen for continuous improvement, 5S for organization and standardization, and strategies that were technology-based, material-based, and process-based. These changes led to benefits like reduced overproduction, delays, transportation costs, inventories, unnecessary motions, defects, and misused resources.

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    Prodcutivity

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    Muhammad Haroon
    Productivity refers to the ratio of output to input, or how efficiently resources are used to produce output. Improving productivity involves providing more output with fewer resources consumed over time. A company implemented several productivity enhancement techniques including Kaizen for continuous improvement, 5S for organization and standardization, and strategies that were technology-based, material-based, and process-based. These changes led to benefits like reduced overproduction, delays, transportation costs, inventories, unnecessary motions, defects, and misused resources.

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    Productivity Enhancement

    What is Productivity?
    Productivity is the quotient obtained by dividing output to input. Productivity= output/input

    What is Productivity?...
    A function of providing more and more of everything to more and more people with less and less consumption of resources A measure of how well resources are utilized to produce output

    Why KAIZEN ?
    Presume a practical approach Low costs of improvement Based on the continuous loss reduction The improvement of the processes The improvement of the employees performance

    Implementation of 5s
    Segregation of more than 300 dies and tools Coloring and coding Standardization Handling Preventive Maintenance Cellular Manufacturing

    Productivity Improvement Techniques


    1. Technology Based 2. Material Based 3. Process Based

    Productivity Improvement Techniques


    Technology Based: CAD/ CAM ERP installed CNC Machining Centre and EDM wire cut

    Productivity Improvement Techniques


    Material Based: Material planning and control Purchasing and logistics Material storage and retrieval

    Productivity Improvement Techniques


    Process Based: Methods engineering and work simplification Job evaluation and job safety Human factor engineering

    Overall Benefits
    No Overproduction Delays (waiting time) Transportation Process Inventories Motions Defective products Miss-used Resources

    Thank You

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