Process level

In most organisations, especially in the services sector where less attention has been paid to it than in manufacturing, the productivity of most processes could be improved by at least 20%, and many by over 50%

In a majority of cases, it is the system or process that provides the potential for productivity improvement, not the workers employed – so the scope and means to exploit this potential should always be studied first, before consideration is given to ‘letting go’ workers

There’s many approach options available to improve processes and tasks – some are more likely than others to produce the results required – cost benefit analyses of those short listed should always include proven track records

‘PRODUCTIVITY QUOTES’

The second book in our ‘Productivity’ trilogy

Over 1,000 quotes collected over many years – some amusing, some controversial, most providing insights into business matters

A 120 page reference book for managers – an enjoyable read for everyone – and an ideal Xmas present to boot

About to be listed by www.Amazon.co.uk

ISBN 978-1-910693-72-8

‘Productivity Knowhow’ is the first in our trilogy of books covering productivity issues

It provides the basic knowhow needed by any manager at any level who seeks to make big productivity improvements

The book comprises:

and costs £24.99 per copy from Amazon et alia

The book has been described as:

“A wonderful user-friendly book” – PAPA, the Pan Africa Productivity Association
“A great book” – Senior Editor, UK publisher

To purchase copies, click on the link below: