MAINTENANCE INTRODUCTION: We expect our machines to work without failures‚ produce high quality output‚ at the same time consume very less manpower‚ raw materials‚ electrical energy‚ tools/ consumables etc‚ but this is highly difficult to realize in practice unless they approach is towards identifying the losses and eliminating them. Total productive maintenance‚ shortly termed as TPM‚ provides means to achieve and maintain high levels of productivity. TPM is based on zero loss concept‚ viz. zero accidents
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Over a hundred thousand jobs the U.S. economy has created in the past ten months. It is still below the two hundred thousand needed to drastically bring down the unemployment rate‚ which is around eight percent. The positive we have is income and consumption and GDP growth‚ but it is still growing below trend rates. The housing market still shows little to no sign of life. The high prices of oil are presenting a significant headwind in the U.S. economy. The Federal Reserve still try’s to stimulate
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Employee ownership‚ motivation and productivity A research report for Employees Direct from Birkbeck and The Work Foundation By Jonathan Michie‚ Christine Oughton and Yvonne Bennion November 2002 Page 2 E M P LOY E E S D I R E C T R E P O R T N O V E M B E R 2 0 0 2 Contents About the authors/Acknowledgements Foreword‚ by Will Hutton Executive Summary 1. Introduction 2. Site visits and interviews 3. Follow-up surveys 4. Focus groups 5. Discussion and Conclusion References 3 4 5
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The Winslow Boy is an English play from 1946 by Terence Rattigan based on an actual incident in the Edwardian era‚ which took place at the Royal Naval College‚ Osborne. Contents [hide] 1 Performance History 2 Background 3 Plot 3.1 Differences between reality and fiction 4 Film adaptations 5 External links [edit] Performance HistoryThe play’s London premiere was in 1946‚ and it featured Emlyn Williams‚ Mona Washbourne‚ Angela Baddeley‚ Kathleen Harrison‚ Frank Cellier‚ Jack Watling
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Difference Between PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFICIENCY Productivity: Productivity is an ability of factors to produce some thing. Productivity means that some thing is produced‚ how much produced‚ in how much time. Quality and wastage is not so important factor. But the quantity is important that how much produced. E.g. All the lands are not fertile. The fertile land gives more out put‚ but infertile land gives less output. So the productivity of fertile land is more than that
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1. Prepare the salt‚ sugar‚ sand‚ and measuring teaspoon. 2. Once the ice cubes are set up in their bowls‚ quickly add the substances to the ice cubes so that they don’t melt before adding the substances. 3. Place three ice cubes quickly into each of the four bowls. 4. Arrange the ice cubes so that only the corners are touching‚ forming a triangular shape. 5. Carefully sprinkle ½ teaspoon (tsp.) of salt over the ice cubes in one bowl. 6. Sprinkle ½ tsp. of sugar over the ice cubes in another bowl
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Deviance is not usually a crime‚ but may be seen as one. Deviance is when someone breaks the norms and values of a society‚ but the act is not illegal. Crime is where a person beaks the law of land‚ they either do something they shouldn’t‚ or they don’t do something they should. Crime and deviance can be measured with the use of Official Crime Statistic (OCS). OCS is the crimes which are reported by the victim‚ and then further recorded by the Police. Not all crimes are recorded by the Police‚ which
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good resource and a model to be followed by other staff and adds positive input to the work within the organization. Furthermore‚ it is not just the matter of how motivated the staff are‚ but also how prepared they are for the job. Good performance depends on whether the staff are able to do things or are willing to do things. The level of productivity depends on the level of motivation that stimulates someone to work and carryout necessary tasks to achieve the set goals. Motivation is important in
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the growth of construction industry’s productivity is slow‚ unlike the manufacturing sector‚ where standardization of components‚ mechanisation and innovation greatly enhance the rate of production‚ that is because of the procedure of construction industry is more complicate and always take longer time than manufacturing sector. Therefore‚ the supply to meet the needs and demand of housing and infrastructure is a very slow process. This is a serious problem which indicates that over the past 40
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Measuring and improving corporate information technology through the balanced scorecard Wim Van Grembergen Rik Van Bruggen UFSIA (University of Antwerp) Prinsstraat 13 B 2000 Antwerp Belgium Contents: Abstract Introduction The BSC method Evaluation of corporate information technology with the BSC Applying the IT balanced scorecard IT balanced scorecard practice Conclusion: efficiency and effectiveness References Biographies Abstract The balanced scorecard (BSC) is a recently
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