1. Effective capacity And Utilisation Capacity: It is that much amount of the company can perform during the given time interval due to some constraint like quality issue etc. A. Feb-2014 Factory Operating Efficiency = 80% Efficiency= Actual Output/Effective Capacity 80%= 241920/ Effective Capacity Effective Capacity= 302400 Utilisation= Actual Output/Design Capacity Design Capacity= Days* hours* design per hour = 12* 6 * 1400 = 100800 In Per Week = 100800*4 = 403200 Utilisation= (241920/403200) *100= 60% B. For Feb-2015 Efficiency= (338688/302400) *100 = 112% Effective Capacity in the Feb-2014 is calculated at 80% of the efficiency, if it had efficiency more than 80% then also its effective capacity will decrease that will leads to enormous wastage and sales. Utilisation comes out to be 60% for Feb-2014 Efficiency for the Feb 2015 is 112% 2. Production/ Sales Data SMA MAD WMA MAD Feb-2014 241920 Mar-2014 250084 Apr-2014 258298 May-2014 266562 250101 16461 252558 14004 Jun-2014 274876 258315 16561 260787 14089 Jul-2014 283240 266579 16661 269066 14174 Aug-2014 291004 274893 16111 277395 13609 Sep-2014 298818 283040 15778 285449 13369 Oct-2014 306682 291021 15661 293358 13324 Nov-2014 314596 298835 15761 301187 13409 Dec-2014 322610 306699 15911 309066 13544 Jan-2015 330624 314629 15995 317020 13604 Feb-2015 338688 322610 16078 325014 13674 SMA – Simple Moving
I figured putting money towards efficiency would not only allow me to create more units, but it would also bring down the amount of wastage as to where increasing SCU would create more wastage and also make the efficiency upgrades that I would purchase less effective per dollar. This is likely because with more SCU, comes more equipment and more employees that need to be trained or upgraded with ‘efficiency updates’ in order to improve production and productivity. Therefore, less units equals less distribution of upgrades.
Representing costs as a percentage of sales is not the best way to judge efficiency since it can ignore variables such as bottle deposits and discounted rates, which would show problems in production when in fact there are not any. Therefore, JJ’s statement on production remains truthful when he said that CBI has been operating as efficiently, if not more, in the past. Here’s an example:
performance which in turn will ensure competitive advantage for their organization. It can be used to determine things like the mission, vision, goal, values, mission, timeline objectives, roles and responsibilities.
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This research paper is a brief discussion of budget management analysis. Budgeting is the key to financial management, and is the key to translates an organization goals or plan into money. Budgeting is a rough estimate of how much a company will need to get their work done, and provides the basis for evaluating performance, a source of motivation, coordinating business activities, a tool for management communication and instructions to employees. Without a budget an organization would be like a driver, driving blinded without instructions or any sense of direction, that’s how important a budget is to every organization and individual likewise (Clark, 2005).
The financial department have been asked to carry out analysis all invoices from the past year to provide data on where wastage is taking place.
The power of this function is somewhat limited by the fact that they are measured in terms of efficiency and capacity utilization, and the function as a whole is treated as a cost center (Ancona et al., 2009, p. M2, 29).
M2(Unit 37) - Assess the social implications of business ethics facing a selected business in its different areas of activity
currently was operating its plant at about 75% of a one-shift capacity. Thus, the added volume from
There are a number of reasons how an issue of an individual’s capacity has an effect on them making an informed choice including: physical health, mental health, religion, social class, the law, financial support, family support. Even though the list is endless, it is dependent on the individual and their personal situation which will determine the choice they make. The issues which may occur for someone making a decision may influence how an individual makes an informed choice, a few examples are:
So for anything beyond 3 years we feel the capacity utilization will max up at around 70%
In the article, the authors introduce a new approach to strategic management called the “Resource Based View of the Firm” – RVB. RVB attempts to develop a business model framework that helps describe how a company’s resources drive its performance in a dynamic competitive environment. This approach integrates the internal analysis of the company (i.e. core competencies) with the external analysis of the industry and the competitive environment (i.e. Porter’s Five Force Model). The article argues that both analyses are required to accurately assess a company’s competitive position. While Porter’s Five Forces Model helped strategic managers choose the right industries and, within them, the most attractive competitive positions, it did not
* Production capacity is 10,000 units a year however they hope to construct a $45 million facility with a capacity of
There are constraints on capacity management and these are normally Time and Capacity. Time may be a constraint where a customer has a particular required delivery date. In this situation, capacity managers often "plan backwards". In other words, they allocate the final stage (operation) of the production tasks to the period where delivery is required; the penultimate task one period earlier and so on. This process helps identify whether there is sufficient time to meet the production demands and whether capacity needs to be increased, albeit temporarily.
It is a common desire to have a balanced plant, but this cannot be reached if there are problems with the levels of capacity in the plant. If there is not enough capacity in the plant, it almost seems as if the possibility of having throughput is being lost and if there is an excessive amount of capacity there is money that is being wasted, which would be a problem when trying to reduce the operating expenses. However, in reality the closer that a plant comes to being balanced, the closer they get to losing money. “ Look at this obsession with trimming capacity in terms of the goal,