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The document summarizes the history and operations of the Mumbai Dabbawalas lunch delivery system. Some key points: 1) The Dabbawala system originated in 1890 during British rule to deliver homemade meals from homes to office workers. It is now a highly efficient operation delivering over 200,000 tiffin boxes daily across 60 km in Mumbai. 2) The system is decentralized and relies on human capital rather than technology. Dabbawalas have achieved world-record accuracy with only one mistake per 6 million deliveries. 3) Attributes to their success include honesty, discipline, time management, customer satisfaction, and pride in their work. The system has received international recognition and ISO certifications
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The Mumbai Dabbawala system originated in 1890 during British rule when Mahadeo Havaji Bacche started delivering homemade lunches to office workers in Mumbai. It has since grown to deliver over 200,000 lunches daily using a color-coded addressing system and 5,000 dabbawalas. The dabbawalas operate with low costs, minimal technology, and high efficiency, achieving a success rate of over 99.999999% with almost zero errors despite rapid growth in Mumbai. Their decentralized organization, customer satisfaction focus, and strong cultural values around discipline and community have enabled them to sustain their success for over 125 years.
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The document provides details about the Mumbai Dabbawala system of delivering home-cooked lunches to office workers. It discusses how the system started in 1890 to address the need of migrant workers. Today, over 5,000 dabbawalas use bicycles and trains to deliver 200,000 lunches daily with an error rate of only 1 in 16 million deliveries. The dabbawalas have received international recognition for their efficient supply chain and time management despite having little formal education.
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The document summarizes the operations of Mumbai's dabbawallas, who have delivered home-cooked lunches to office workers since 1880. Using a complex coding system and efficient routing, the 5,000 dabbawallas make 200,000 deliveries each day with an extremely low error rate of 1 in 16 million transactions. They have received international recognition for their logistical efficiency and time management despite having no formal training or technology assistance. The dabbawallas organization is democratically run and members can earn up to 6,000 rupees per month through this work.
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The Mumbai Dabbawala system delivers over 200,000 tiffin boxes per day to office workers across 60 km using an intricate logistical system and coding process. The Dabbawalas have achieved a virtually error-free delivery rate of 99.99999%, comparable to Six Sigma performance standards. Though the work of delivering lunches seems simple, it is actually a highly specialized system that is over a century old and integral to Mumbai culture. The Dabbawalas employ over 5,000 people who efficiently deliver 400,000 transactions per day within 3 hours using an established network, information sharing, transportation, inventory management, and warehousing processes.
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The COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns had a major impact on Mumbai's dabbawalas, forcing them to go without work for over 6 months. Access to local trains will now allow the 130-year old dabbawala service to resume fully, but they had struggled financially during the lockdown and many took loans to support their households due to the loss of income. The dabbawalas typically deliver 200,000 lunch boxes per day by bicycle and train across Mumbai.
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The document discusses the Mumbai Dabbawallahs, who deliver home-cooked lunches to offices and schools across Mumbai. It notes that the Dabbawallahs number around 5,000 and use a complex coding system to deliver over 200,000 tiffin lunches in just 3 hours each day. The Dabbawallahs have received international recognition for their efficient delivery system and time management skills, having been featured in documentaries and honored with a visit from Prince Charles.
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1) The dabbawalas of Mumbai credit their success to principles of sticking to time and believing that work is a form of worship.
2) They transport around 200,000 lunch boxes daily with an extremely low error rate of one mistake per 16 million deliveries.
3) Their supply chain management system relies on zero technology, fuel or investment, with disputes resolved promptly and a 99.99% performance rate ensuring customers receive their food on time.
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The document describes the Mumbai Dabbawala system and its leader, Raghunath Medge. It discusses how the Dabbawala system originated in the 1890s to deliver homemade food to workers. Today it is a 5000 person strong operation with an error rate of just 1 in 16 million deliveries. It highlights Raghunath Medge's leadership, including his emphasis on honesty, dedication, time management and customer service. The Dabbawala system is praised for its low cost operations and ability to consistently deliver with 99.99997% accuracy without any technological assistance.
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Mumbai dabbawala
- 1. Bengal College of Engineering and Technology, Durgapur Presented By:- Abhishek Mukherjee Akanksha Chaturvedi 2nd yr, I.T(A) --2014 Master of Supply Chain Management MUMBAI DABBAWALAS
- 2. What is secret, that keeps them error free? How was the system formed? Why they are successful? What are their achievement s? How do they maintain the time? Can we learn from them?
- 3. The History of Mumbai Dabbawala The Origin of the Dabbawala’s lunch delivery service dates back to the 1890’s during the British raj. The founders of Dabbawala System Educated only upto class 2. Started the Dabbawala System with a handful of 35 peoples in 1890. Hon. Mahadeo Havaji Bacche Educated only Rules and upto class 4. Framed the Regulations of Dabbawala. Hon. Dhondiba Megde
- 4. Dabbawala carrying and delivering freshly made foods from home to office workers. They are called Shivaji Maharaj’s soldiers.. They have an official site for proper information & management. Dabbawala Hai Na…… Bhookh lagi hai ?
- 5. There are many associations…. One of successful association is NMTBSA. What is NMTBSA ? Nutan Mumbai Tiffin Box Suppliers Association History :Started in 1890 Charitable Trust :Registered in 1956 Avg. Literacy Rate :8th Grade Schooling Total area coverage :60 Kms Employee Strength :5000 Number of Tiffin’s :2,00,000 Tiffin Boxes (i.e., 4,00,000 transations every day) Time Taken :3 Hrs
- 6. President & General Secretary of Nutan Mumbai Tiffin Box Suppliers Association Raghunath Medge and Mr. Gangaram Laxman Taleker
- 7. Operational Motto: PRINCIPLES: Shakti aur Bhakti Work is Worship Manav seva me Bhagwan seva milti hai Time is Money Unity is Power DISCIPLINE: No alcohol during work Wearing Gandhi cap during work Carry Identity card “Error is Horror”
- 8. Unloading and Sorting at Destination Station. Collection of Empty Dabbas. Journey in Local Train Delivery to respective customers. Returning Dabba to Residence/Caterer. Sorting at Destinations station. Pick up Dabba from Residence/Caterer and bring it to Adhere Station. Next day, Again.. 2 3 4 567 1
- 9. Achievements: World record in Best Time Management. Name in “Guinness Book of World Records”. Registered with Ripley’s_”Believe it or not”. Invited for marriage of Hon. Prince Charles of England on 9th April, 2005. Documentary called “Dabbawalas, Mumbai’s Unique Lunch Service” by two Dutch filmmakers in 1998. Dabbawalas got ISO 9001-2000 for Excellence in Service. Dabbawalas got Six Sigma Certificate.
- 10. Dabbawals made one error in six million transactions. Gave Rating of 99.999999. Stood High along with MCS’s like Motorola, GE etc. Six Sigma is a quality initiative for achieving world-class performance. It is developed by Motorola in 1986. But……. What is “Sigma” ?
- 11. Decentralization Low operation cost Low attrition rate Minimum capital investment Faster decision making Customer Satisfaction
- 12. Utmost Dependence on Human Capital Honesty & Integrity Discipline & Time Management Pride towards work Recruitment policies and Manpower management Complete Contentment Musical Meditation Sustained success will lead to frame
- 14. Thank You