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BY
T.M.JAYASEKERA
PRESENTED BY
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 = Output
Input
For any type of organization
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
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
TYPES OF PRODUCTIVITY
MEASURES
OTHER THOUGHTS ON
PRODUCTIVITY
Productivity is an attitude of mind
Productivity means doing something better
today than yesterday
Productivity means continuous
improvement
ACCORDING TO MICHAEL
PORTER
The wealthy nations they are the
productive nations
Productivity makes you wealthy, it
allows you to support high wages, it
allows you to support high returns on
capital
Michael Porter
WHY PRODUCTIVITY IS
IMPORTANT
Higher standard of living
Higher GDP
per capita
Higher
Higher
Productivity
Investment
Productivity culture
Team work
Quality work
Delighting customers
Work ethic
Caring for the work force
PRODUCTIVITY LEVELS
National Productivity
Industry Productivity
Company Productivity
Divisional Productivity
Branch Productivity
Individual Productivity
NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY
=
GDP
EMPLOYED WORK FORCE
PRODUCTIVITY OF SRI
LANKA
ORGANIZATION
PRODUCTIVITY- HOW TO
MEASURE ?
The best method is to use
Added Value( as output) per single factor of
output
(Added value measures the wealth creation)
EXAMPLES OF ADDED
VALUE
MICRO-LEVEL
PRODUCTIVITY INDICATORS
COMPARING PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY IS ALSO...
EFFICIENCY
(Doing things right)
+
EFFECTIVENESS
(Doing the right things)
Do the right thing and do it right now
MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT
PRODUCTIVITY
People fear, hate, feel let down, complain
about productivity, very often because
they have misunderstood it.
MISCONCEPTION - I
Productivity = Production
Productivity is merely a more
sophisticated word for production
MISCONCEPTION - II
Productivity means
only
Labour Productivity
MISCONCEPTION - 3
Productivity can be increased by getting
people to work harder
not harder
MISCONCEPTION -4
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
Productivity can be
increased by cutting costs
across the board
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
Productivity is relevant
only in an open economy
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
HOW DO WE IMPROVE
PRODUCTIVITY
THE M I G CYCLE
GAIN SHARE
MEASURE
IMPROVE
MAJOR STEPS
Analyze the Revenues
Analyze the Costs
And then Prioritize
Find the Vital Few Components of cost
ANALYZE REVENUE
SOURCES
ANALYZE COSTS
CLOSELY LOOK AT
Labour costs
Material costs
Energy costs
Finance costs
Overhead costs
IMPROVING LABOUR
PRODUCTIVITY
Improving working conditions- lighting, ventilation,
noise(music), temperature, work times
Using appropriate and better tools
Ergonomics and better work station layout.
Improving factory, stores & office layout.
Improving the method/process - use 5Ws & IH
Improving the nutritional status of the worker
Improving industrial housekeeping(5s) and safety
Improving welfare facilities and worker motivation
IMPROVING CAPITAL
PRODUCTIVITY
Implement TQM
Reduce Working capital
Reduce floor space
Utilize machinery & equipment better
etc..
IMPROVING MATERIAL
PRODUCTIVITY
Cheaper material
Alternative material
Cheaper sources
Better utilization
IMPROVING ENERGY
PRODUCTIVITY
PRODUCTIVITY STARTS
WITH YOU
Think of productivity every minute
Be organized - do 5s
Implement 1 is best campaign
One hour meetings
One page memos
One copy documents
One minute telephone calls
IMPLEMENT
A Kaizen culture
Staff suggestion scheme
Small group activities
5s
An environment which appreciates
productivity
Convince the work force of benefits
MAKE PRODUCTIVITY A
WAY OF LIFE
Think Productivity
Talk Productivity
Demonstrate Productivity
Be Productive at Home, on the Road, and
in Office
REMEMBER!
Productivity
starts with
You !
-Essence of Productivity
Improvement
WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT
!
COMPETITIVE LEVEL OF
PRODUCTIVITY
NO ORGANIZATION CAN
CONTINUE TO EXIST
UNLESS IT MAINTAINS A
COMPETITIVE LEVEL OF
PRODUCTIVITY
ORGANIZATIONS WHICH
DO NOT SUCCEED IN THIS
ARE DOOMED TO FAIL
THROUGH STAGNATION
FOLLOWED BY
BANKRUPTCY OR
CLOSURE
WHAT IS PRODUCTIVITY
IMPROVEMENT?
IMPROVEMENT
Productivity
improvement is not
just doing things better
More importantly, it is
doing right things
better
It is a process of
change
To improve
Productivity it is
therefore necessary to
manage change
PRODUCTIVITY AS A
MEASURE OF SUCCESS
Productivity is the most
important long term
resource
Not only for the success
of the organizations &
individuals but also for
national economic &
social development
It is also a measure of
the efficiency of the
Managers
IN A PERIOD OF
EXPECTED ECONOMIC
GROWTH ACHIEVING
PRODUCTIVITY GAINS
HAS ACQUIRED NEW
SENSE OF URGENCY
THIS IS TRUE FOR OUR
COUNTRY TOO
IMPACT OF
PRODUCTIVITY
IMPROVEMENT
IMPROVING
PRODUCTIVITY CAN
OFFSET THE IMPACT
OF SOME OF THE
PROBLEMS OF
DEVELOPING
COUNTRIES WHERE
RAPID POPULATION
GROWTH, GROWING
INDEBTEDNESS &
INFLATION ARE VERY
COMMON .
THE ROLE OF
PRODUCTIVITY
The role of Productivity in
increasing national welfare
is now universally
recognized
In every country the main
source of economic growth is
an increase in Productivity
& slackening of
growth,stagnation & decline
entail or are accompanied by
a slowdown in Productivity
improvement
SO LET US
FOCUS OUR BUSINESSES
STRATEGICALLY
TO
IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY
FOR THE
BETTERMENT OF THE
MANKIND !
They are;
those who does the work & those who
get the credit
What is strategic
Management?
Management
It is
Making things Happen
Watch what is happening &
Wonder what happened.
-Prof. W Digman It is Pro-active,outward looking,&
Externally oriented
GLOBAL COMPETITION
DEREGULATION
INFORMATION REVOLUTION
&
ACCELERATING TECHNOLOGICAL
CHANGE
-The horsemen of the Corporate
Apocalypse (Fortune Magazine)
BUT
IN THE HIGHLY CHARGED
ATMOSPHERE OF GROWTH
You will not find time to position your
company for continuing success beyond
the current budget cycle
Good intentions may evaporate in the
heat of day to day pressures
What is expedient drives out what is
important
Effectiveness
Todays Employees- No Good or
Mismanaged?
LOOK AT THE
COMPETITIVE
TRIANGLE
Price
convenience
Application Expertice
EXCEL AT ONE
THING!
Home base
Market Expansion
Product line
Expansion
Forward Integration
Backward
integration
diversification
MAKE IT EASY TO
UNDERSTAND!
As those who execute
them are simple
ordinary executives
Support the decisions
with commitment
The trick is to pick a
strategy& then stick
to it & make it work
PLAN EXECUTION-1
We are the beginning of another great journey
- Bill Gates
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