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    Concepts ofConcepts of

    PRODUCTIVITYPRODUCTIVITY

    MEASUREMENTMEASUREMENT

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    PRODUCTIVITY

    Productivity deals with

    how to produce output

    (goods and or services)efficiently and effectively

    Productivity = Output / Input

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    Efficiency (Doing things right):

    Dealing with the use of particular amount of input toproduce output as much as possible or

    Represents the use of as few as possible input to producea particular amount of output

    Effectiveness (Doing right things):

    Degree to which desired results are achieved

    Efficiency

    and

    Effectiveness

    Productivity

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    Possibility of productivity improvements :

    O

    I

    O

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    O

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    O

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    I

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    ORGANIZATION OBJECTIVES

    As Peter Druckersuggests:

    Marketshare

    Innovation

    Productivity

    Physical andfinancial resources

    Profitability

    Manager performance anddevelopment Worker performance and attitude

    Publicresponsibility

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    AccordingtoEricson:

    High productivity

    Industrial leadership

    Organizational stability

    Profitmaximization

    Organizational efficiency

    Organizationgrowth

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    TOTAL

    PRODUCTIVITY

    PRODUCT

    QUALITY

    AND SERVICE

    PRODUCTION

    COST

    RESOURCE

    CONSERVATION

    MARKET SHAREPROFIT

    R & D

    REVENUE

    GROWTH

    MULTINATIONAL

    ENTERPRISE

    DIVERSIFICATION

    SOCIAL

    RESPONSIBILITY

    EMPLOYEE

    WELFARE

    FINANSIAL

    STABILITY

    RELATIONSHIPBETW EEN PRODUCTIVITYAND

    ORGANIZATIONOBJECTIVES

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    1. It is intended to reflect overallproductivity, and

    2. It incorporates a comprehensivemeasure of inputs

    Typesof

    ProductivityMeasure:

    Total Productivity:

    Total Output Total OutputTotal = =

    Productivity Total Input (Material+ Energy+ Capital + Labor)

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    Example:

    The number of = 200 pieces

    The price of = Rp.5.000,-

    Total material cost = Rp.100.000,-

    Total energy cost = Rp.50.000,-

    Total capital cost = Rp.200.000,-

    Total labor cost = Rp.150.000,-

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    Number of 200

    Total = =

    Productivity Total Input (100.000 + 50.000 + 200.000 + 150.000)

    = 200 / 500.000 = 2 / 5.000 = 0,0004

    ExampleofTotal productiviymeasurement

    Value of 200 x 5.000

    Total = =Productivity Total Input (100.000 + 50.000 + 200.000 + 150.000)

    = 1.000.000 / 500.000 = 2

    or:

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    Partial Productivity:

    1. It measures a sub-operations output ,

    and2. It measures only a particular input

    Total Output Particular OutputPartial = or

    Productivity Particular Input Particular Input

    Typesof

    ProductivityMeasure:

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    The number of = 200 pieces

    The price of Harga = Rp.10.000,-

    The number of = 100 pieces

    The price of = Rp.5.000,-

    Material cost / kg = Rp.1.000,-

    Material = 1.000 Kg

    The cost of / person = Rp.100.000,-

    The number of = 10 persons

    Example:

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    valueof + valueof

    Partial productivity =

    For material Material used

    (200 x 10.000) + (100 X 5.000)

    =

    1.000

    = 2.500.000 / 1.000 = 2.500

    Exampleof Partial ProductivityMeasure

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    Valueof + Valueof

    Partial productivity =

    for material Value of material

    (200 x 10.000) + (100 X 5.000)

    =

    1.000 x 1.000

    = 2.500.000 / 1.000.000= 2,5

    Or :

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    valueof + valueof

    Partial productivity =

    For Number of

    (200 x 10.000) + (100 X 5.000)

    =

    10

    = 2.500.000 / 10 = 250.000

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    valueof + valueof

    Partial productivity =

    for value of

    (200 x 10.000) + (100 X 5.000)

    =

    10 x 100.000

    = 2.500.000 / 1.000.000 = 2,5

    Or :

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    ProductivityMeasure:

    It is intended to reflect productivity by

    comparing the overall output (netvalue) against the labor and capitalinputs

    Total Factor Produktivity:

    Total Output (net value)Total factor =

    Productivity (Labor + Capital)

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    Productivity Index:

    It is used to compare the productivity at a particularperiod against the productivity at base period

    Productivity at particular period

    Productivity = X 100 %

    Index Productivity at base period

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    Productivity Index

    example:

    2003 2004Goods produced 120.000 150.000

    Working time utilized 40.000 37.500

    Materials consumed (Kg.) 1.200.000 1.428.571

    Produktivitas parsialProduktivitas parsial

    Tahun 2003 Tahun 2004Tahun 2003 Tahun 2004

    Labor Productivity 3,000 4,000

    Material Productivity 0,100 0,105

    150.000/37.500

    150.000/1.428.571

    120.000/40.000

    120.000/1.200.000

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    Productivity Index for Labor in 2004:

    IPT.K_2004 = 4 / 3 x 100 % = 1,33 x 100 % = 133 %

    It means, labor productivity in 2004 increases 33 % when

    compared to that in 2003

    Productivity Index for material in 2004:

    IPBB_2004 = 0,105 / 0,1 x 100 % = 1,05 x 100 % = 105 %

    It means, material productivity in 2004 increases 5 % when

    compared to that in 2003

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    Productivityimprovement

    Cost

    Reduction

    Logicalconsequence:

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