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3.4 Operational Performance
3.4.1 Setting objectives
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What is the production
line
?
Inputs
-->
Transitional processes
--> Outputs
What do inputs mean?
The materials, site, labour and
enterprise
that goes into a
process
What does a
transformation
process mean?
Where the factors of production are transformed into a
good
with
value
What do outputs mean?
The
end condition
of a good or service
In order to be more efficient:
Reduce
waste
by increasing
outputs
or reducing inputs
Motivate
employees/labour to move more
efficiently
What is
operations management
?
The
management
of processes, activities and decisions relating to the way
goods and services
are produced and delivered
What are the key operational objectives?
Adding
Value
Operating
efficiency
Manage
resources
Managing the
supply
chain
Ensuring
quality
Speed
of response
Environmental
impact
Objectives:
Raw materials - procurement,
negotiation
and
communication
with suppliers
Manufacturing -
value
added
Transportation -
logistics
and
storage
Retail - how is it
distributed
Disposal/recycling -
aftersales
and
services
How to categorise objectives?
Volume
- flow production, job production
Variety
- small differences in batches
Visibility
- can you see the product being made
Variability
- demand and how much does it change
More operational
objectives
?
Environmental and ethical
Costs
and
volume
Quality
Efficiency
and
flexibility