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A GREAT MANAGEMENT TEAM
maximizes operating and financial performance by focusing on
Asset and
Process Potential in addition
to budget.
Most companies never discover
or measure the gap between potential (optimum) and actual performance
because they do not know how to determine process optimums. Measuring
success based on variance to budget limits the view of “upside potential”.
Organizational Barriers prevent
your assets from performing at their potential or optimum level, which
may be significantly higher than budget. These barriers must be removed
in order to tap into lost tons and millions of dollars in lost margin.
Some barriers are caused by process/ equipment failures and inferior
information systems, but most are created by people:
- management systems,
- poor communications,
- perceptions about “normal”
process performance,
- a lack of focus on equipment
delays and customer/supplier requirements,
- a reluctance to talk
about “what’s not working” and
- a belief that expansion
capital is the only way to increase production.
I teach managers and
employees how to remove the barriers that prevent them from working
together as true partners when maximizing process performance.
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