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Magazine Article, Source : The Manufacturer US
Zone : Skills and productivity
Published : June 2007
A new key performance indicator measures the efficiency of the operator, writes Gregg Gordon, global practice leader, manufacturing, of Kronos Incorporated
Imagine a manufacturer with full employment, sufficient demand to run the factory at full output, and equipment that is in good operating order. But margins and profits, while strong, could be better. Is there something the plant manager isn’t seeing...
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