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BY K.K.V.V.L.W. KARUNATILAKA
PRESENTED BY K.K.V.V.L.W.Karunatilaka
MBA,B.Com.SP(Hons), PGD in Bank Mgt Postgraguate in HRM Dip in HRM, Lecturer/Trainer NIBM,SLIM,University, Snr.Banker.
PRODUCTIVITY
What is it? Why do we need it? How do we measure it? How do we improve it? How do we implement it ?
RESOURCES OF AN ORGANIZATION
Whether Public or Private;The resources that are available to them are: Land & Buildings Materials Plant, Machines & Equipment Energy People Money
DEFINITION OF PRODUCTIVITY
Very simply,
Productivity is defined as output over input. Output The value delivered. Input.
The resources(e.g;effort) spent to generate the output. Including environtmental factors.
EXAMPLES OF OUTPUT
Whether the organization is public or private the outputs are ; Accomplishment of a task Length of an output Distance travelled Number of pieces produced Weight of production
EXAMPLES OF OUTPUT(Contd.)
Volume of output Value of output No. of documents processed Time taken to carry out a job No of jobs attended No. of customers served
EXAMPLES OF INPUT
Labour force or man hours, man days. Etc.. Labour cost (Rs) Area of land(in hectares) Kg. Of material or material cost in Rs. Volume of material or fluid Length of material square area of space Units of power Time etc.
IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY
Output = Input Methods of improving Productivity Increase output while input remains same Decrease input while output remains same Increase input resulting in a very large increase in output Decrease input by a very large amount with a resultant small reduction in output
Higher
Higher Productivity Investment
- to measure productivity
PRODUCTIVITY LEVELS
National Productivity Industry Productivity Company Productivity Divisional Productivity Branch Productivity Individual Productivity
NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY
This is a single factor productivity measure and therefore wrong inferences may be made by comparing one country with another
COMPARING PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY IS ALSO...
EFFICIENCY (Doing things right) + EFFECTIVENESS (Doing the right things) Do the right thing and do it right now
MISCONCEPTION - I
MISCONCEPTION - II
MISCONCEPTION - 3
Productivity can be increased by getting people to work harder TRUE TO SOME EXTENT But this is labour intensity NOT real productivity. Real productivity means working more intelligently not harder
MISCONCEPTION -4
Higher productivity causes retrenchment and large scale loss of jobs
This may happen in the short term but the long term benefits outweigh this disadvantage
Misconception -4(Contd.)
If there is low productivity then in the long term there will be severe, large scale loss of jobs.
MISCONCEPTION - 5
Productivity is relevant only in manufacturing and not relevant elsewhere
MISCONCEPTION - 6
MISCONCEPTION - 7
Productivity and Quality are trade offs. You cannot increase one without affecting the other
MISCONCEPTION - 8
Productivity is directly related to profits. In other words a profitable organization is always a productive one
MISCONCEPTION - 9
MISCONCEPTION - 10
Productivity is only for commercial enterprises and not for the public sector
MISCONCEPTION - 11
Productivity is for organizations and not for you and me
THE M I G CYCLE
GAIN SHARE
MEASURE
IMPROVE
MAJOR STEPS
Analyze the Revenues Analyze the Costs And then Prioritize
ANALYZE COSTS
CLOSELY LOOK AT
Labour costs Material costs Energy costs Finance costs Overhead costs
IMPLEMENT
A Kaizen culture Staff suggestion scheme Small group activities 5s An environment which appreciates productivity Convince the work force of benefits
IN A PERIOD OF EXPECTED ECONOMIC GROWTH ACHIEVING PRODUCTIVITY GAINS HAS ACQUIRED NEW SENSE OF URGENCY
THIS IS TRUE FOR OUR COUNTRY TOO
PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT
But it is often more important for total productivity improvement to contribute to human development in its broadest sense
TO MANY PEOPLE EFFECTIVE USE OF RESOURCES CAN MEAN DEVELOPMENTOF TECHNOLOGY & ORGANIZATION,
SO LET US FOCUS OUR BUSINESSES STRATEGICALLY TO IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THE MANKIND !
The quality of lives of ourselves ,our children & our childrens children hinges to a great extent on how well to-days &tomorrows managers go about solving this problem despite differing structures purposes to-days productive organizations face the same overriding problem-ie. How can we best use our limited human, financial& material resources to accomplish our objectives in a constantly changing environment As Indira Gandhi once quoted This land does not belong to us-- But to our future-To our children-To our childrens children----- We have only loaned this from them--For a very short term.So let us not misuse it . Use it very carefully& most productively. If not they will curse us
Indira Gandhi said My father once told me that there are two kinds of people in this world He told me to
They are; those who does the work & those who get the credit
be in the first category as there is no competition
in that - As only a very few are there So I know that all of you are not the trivial many but the vital few who do not fall in to the category 1 So let us get together & try to achieve an improvement in Productivity As in this world of fierce competition Productivity plays an important role
WHAT IS NEEDED IS THE HEAD, HEART & THE GUTS ANATOMY(as that of Jack Welch)
It will be hard for us to ease away from what seemed to be working well BUT THERE IS VERY LITTLE CHOICE
OF COURSE IT IS !
OF WHAT THE ENTERPRISE IS TO BECOME If properly done IT HIGHLIGHTS WHICH BAGGAGE TO DISCARD IN ORDER TO FREE UP KEY PEOPLE &KEY RUPEES FOR REINVESTMENT As the other side of the river is deadly!!!
Has the work values that made them great have disappeared or as not as intense as those of competition?
Research had proved that it is not the work ethic that is declining & that the Problem is not about todays employees But about how they are BEING LED
Price
convenience
Application Expertice
Necessary Managing Practices to hold it together before they break The challenge is to continually adjust everything to fit the oncoming flow of New Realities
Understand the operating Environment(Internal & External) Set Expectations Decide on Strategy Adapt the Organization Design Adapt the Organization Processes Adjust their style-Managing & Leading Get better at working with People Cultivate a desired Culture
PLAN EXECUTION-1
We are the beginning of another great journey - Bill Gates Have a correct Vision which is inspirational Anchored in a big external Reality Indigenous Timely Trackable in the real world over time Simple
PLAN EXECUTION -2
HAVE A RIGHT MISSION WHICH SHOULD BE EDUCATIONAL
Who - the Enterprise seeks to serve What-the Output of the Business How - It is Done
NEVER FORGET
To AIM -At some things to some people To SET Expectations by deciding on what things to what People To Develop a VISION- A succinct word picture of why the Enterprise seeks to continue- Both Enduring & Inspiring To have a MISSION-An educational statement about the Business in the near future To set OBJECTIVES - Building Blocks of Day to Day Management