Change Management at PTC
Group Members:
Jarrar Haider -056
Faizan Anjum -101
Saleha Hashim -155
Zunaira Shabbir -102
Date: Wednesday, 14 May
2014
Content
 Introduction
 Problem faced by PTC
 TQM Program
 Challenges for Implementation
 SQC Tools
 Solution for Change
 Voice of customer
 Implementation
 Results
 References
Introduction
• Operational in 180 countries
• 85000 people employed
• Sold 17% share of global market of
cigrates
BAT group
• Was in operations in India from 1905
• In 2005 PTC paid the government
Rs.20 Billion in excise and sales taxes
(66millions per day)
PTC
incorporated
in 1947
• 2 operational factories at Jhelum and
Akora Khattak
• ISO 9001 and 14001 certified
Factories
Problem Faced by Company
Market decreasing
share
• Complaints from
customers
• Quality issues for product
Statistical quality
control (SQC) tools to
cater this issue
• Different perception of
employee and managers
Objectives of program was to
Change organizational culture from classic
authoritative & shareholder-focused to a more
participative and consumer-focused
TQM Program
Low cost and high
quality is essential,
so need of
Efficient
and
responsive
supply
chain
Low process
wastes and
quality
product
Challenges for Implementation of
Change
 Behavior and resistance to program of
employee
 Motivation level was low
 Series of complementary program
introduces
◦ WOW (Winning in our World)
◦ Business Excellence Program (MRP)
◦ Supply Chain Modification
SQC Tools
 Variation in product characteristcs
 Cigarette is more lucrative product
◦ Highly taxed
◦ Taste dependent (question origion)
 For company fighting with variations
was important
Solutions for Modifying
Behaviour of Employee for
Change Company embarked on the SQC implementation
program with the following outlines:
 Planned to get assistance of highly qualified outside
consultants for the training & education
Educate
line
Mangers.
Educate
shop floor
employee
s (Team
Members)
Developing
graphs and
use on
machines
manually.
Introduce
an online
system.
Failure and Modification
 Insufficient commitment of top
management, to create enthusiasm in
the participants.
◦ 40% dropout from course on second day
◦ Only 50% participant could manage to get
“Course Attendance Certificate ”
 Threat of failure came on the
shoulders of the consultant
New Team for Change
 New hired consultant(highly respected
and experienced ), proved to be as
ineffective as the first one was.
 Management now tough on different line
 Approached academia professor
 New team formed of two consultant and
one professor
Problem Sorted Out
Low literacy rate of the workforce is an
impediment.
Age profile of the workforce is contributing to the
lack of enthusiasm for leaning new tools
Most workers have not been to classroom
environment for more than 20 years
• Finding it difficult to adjust to the environment
The lack of confidence to acquire the same level
of skills on the new tools
• loose their personal leadership
Recommendation by team
 Brain storming with site session
participants
 Listen to their feedback and views to
make a more realistic action plan
 First step towards VOC (Voice of
Customer)
VOC (voice of customer)
 After consideration
◦ Venue changed for sessions (Islamabad)
◦ Properly invited events for session
 Objectives communicated to training
manager
◦ This not for us (trainer didn’t quoted example
of relevant industry)
◦ What is in it for me (extra work view of
employee)
◦ What are the benefits for PTC
Alternate Route
 Fact-finding team found itself facing a set
of ground realities totally different from
assumed
◦ Need of aligning the training contents to the
training needs
◦ The site management should carry out all the
development work using indigenous resource
◦ Training of the employees should be done by
someone from within.
◦ There should reward and recognition system
in place for high performers
Implementation
 Training material developed in Urdu
Language
◦ With relevent industry examples
 Course completed successfully
◦ All participants got above 60% marks in final
exam
 Crashed program offered for senior
machine operators on 7-quality tools
◦ Concerned about product, weight,
circumference and pressure-drop
 Web-based quality information system
developed to display graphs on CRTs
Reward and Recognition
 Comprehensive test was scheduled at
the end of each course
 Top 3 position honored by professors
for recognition
 Dinners arranged for participants
Results (period starting 1999 to 2007)
 Factory Production Floor: (MQI)
Results (period starting 1999 to
2007)
 Manufacturing Quality Index
Results (period starting 1999 to 2007)
 Ex-market
Results (period starting 1999 to 2007)
 Market Complaints
Conclusion
Program proved to be very successful
Within one year the shop-floor employees started
using control charts, Ishikawa & Pareto diagrams and
histograms for analysing product and process quality
and taking corrective actions.
The enthusiasm was so high that people started to
volunteer for the training course
References
 Company Reference
Turab Ali Khan
Product Assurance Manager
Pakistan Tobacco Company Ltd. Pakistan
 Web references
◦ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistan_Tobacco_Company
◦ www.ptc.com.pk/group/sites/pak_7shbxn.nsf/.../medMD933EBD.p
df
◦ http://www.brecorder.com/company-
news/235:pakistan/1161783:pakistan-tobacco-company/
◦ http://www.ptc.com.pk/group/sites/PAK_7SHBXN.nsf/vwPagesWe
bLive/DO7T5LR5?opendocument&SKN=1
◦ http://www.pakistanbusinessjournal.com/b2b-directory/pakistan-
tobacco-company-ltd_26812.html
◦ http://www.ptc.com.pk/
◦ http://www.ptb.gov.pk/
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Change Management at the PTC (Quality Improvement Program 2007)

  • 1.
    Change Management atPTC Group Members: Jarrar Haider -056 Faizan Anjum -101 Saleha Hashim -155 Zunaira Shabbir -102 Date: Wednesday, 14 May 2014
  • 2.
    Content  Introduction  Problemfaced by PTC  TQM Program  Challenges for Implementation  SQC Tools  Solution for Change  Voice of customer  Implementation  Results  References
  • 3.
    Introduction • Operational in180 countries • 85000 people employed • Sold 17% share of global market of cigrates BAT group • Was in operations in India from 1905 • In 2005 PTC paid the government Rs.20 Billion in excise and sales taxes (66millions per day) PTC incorporated in 1947 • 2 operational factories at Jhelum and Akora Khattak • ISO 9001 and 14001 certified Factories
  • 4.
    Problem Faced byCompany Market decreasing share • Complaints from customers • Quality issues for product Statistical quality control (SQC) tools to cater this issue • Different perception of employee and managers Objectives of program was to Change organizational culture from classic authoritative & shareholder-focused to a more participative and consumer-focused
  • 5.
    TQM Program Low costand high quality is essential, so need of Efficient and responsive supply chain Low process wastes and quality product
  • 6.
    Challenges for Implementationof Change  Behavior and resistance to program of employee  Motivation level was low  Series of complementary program introduces ◦ WOW (Winning in our World) ◦ Business Excellence Program (MRP) ◦ Supply Chain Modification
  • 7.
    SQC Tools  Variationin product characteristcs  Cigarette is more lucrative product ◦ Highly taxed ◦ Taste dependent (question origion)  For company fighting with variations was important
  • 8.
    Solutions for Modifying Behaviourof Employee for Change Company embarked on the SQC implementation program with the following outlines:  Planned to get assistance of highly qualified outside consultants for the training & education Educate line Mangers. Educate shop floor employee s (Team Members) Developing graphs and use on machines manually. Introduce an online system.
  • 9.
    Failure and Modification Insufficient commitment of top management, to create enthusiasm in the participants. ◦ 40% dropout from course on second day ◦ Only 50% participant could manage to get “Course Attendance Certificate ”  Threat of failure came on the shoulders of the consultant
  • 10.
    New Team forChange  New hired consultant(highly respected and experienced ), proved to be as ineffective as the first one was.  Management now tough on different line  Approached academia professor  New team formed of two consultant and one professor
  • 11.
    Problem Sorted Out Lowliteracy rate of the workforce is an impediment. Age profile of the workforce is contributing to the lack of enthusiasm for leaning new tools Most workers have not been to classroom environment for more than 20 years • Finding it difficult to adjust to the environment The lack of confidence to acquire the same level of skills on the new tools • loose their personal leadership
  • 12.
    Recommendation by team Brain storming with site session participants  Listen to their feedback and views to make a more realistic action plan  First step towards VOC (Voice of Customer)
  • 13.
    VOC (voice ofcustomer)  After consideration ◦ Venue changed for sessions (Islamabad) ◦ Properly invited events for session  Objectives communicated to training manager ◦ This not for us (trainer didn’t quoted example of relevant industry) ◦ What is in it for me (extra work view of employee) ◦ What are the benefits for PTC
  • 14.
    Alternate Route  Fact-findingteam found itself facing a set of ground realities totally different from assumed ◦ Need of aligning the training contents to the training needs ◦ The site management should carry out all the development work using indigenous resource ◦ Training of the employees should be done by someone from within. ◦ There should reward and recognition system in place for high performers
  • 15.
    Implementation  Training materialdeveloped in Urdu Language ◦ With relevent industry examples  Course completed successfully ◦ All participants got above 60% marks in final exam  Crashed program offered for senior machine operators on 7-quality tools ◦ Concerned about product, weight, circumference and pressure-drop  Web-based quality information system developed to display graphs on CRTs
  • 16.
    Reward and Recognition Comprehensive test was scheduled at the end of each course  Top 3 position honored by professors for recognition  Dinners arranged for participants
  • 17.
    Results (period starting1999 to 2007)  Factory Production Floor: (MQI)
  • 18.
    Results (period starting1999 to 2007)  Manufacturing Quality Index
  • 19.
    Results (period starting1999 to 2007)  Ex-market
  • 20.
    Results (period starting1999 to 2007)  Market Complaints
  • 21.
    Conclusion Program proved tobe very successful Within one year the shop-floor employees started using control charts, Ishikawa & Pareto diagrams and histograms for analysing product and process quality and taking corrective actions. The enthusiasm was so high that people started to volunteer for the training course
  • 22.
    References  Company Reference TurabAli Khan Product Assurance Manager Pakistan Tobacco Company Ltd. Pakistan  Web references ◦ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pakistan_Tobacco_Company ◦ www.ptc.com.pk/group/sites/pak_7shbxn.nsf/.../medMD933EBD.p df ◦ http://www.brecorder.com/company- news/235:pakistan/1161783:pakistan-tobacco-company/ ◦ http://www.ptc.com.pk/group/sites/PAK_7SHBXN.nsf/vwPagesWe bLive/DO7T5LR5?opendocument&SKN=1 ◦ http://www.pakistanbusinessjournal.com/b2b-directory/pakistan- tobacco-company-ltd_26812.html ◦ http://www.ptc.com.pk/ ◦ http://www.ptb.gov.pk/
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