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The Dabbawala system started in 1880 in Mumbai, India when a Paris banker employed someone to deliver home-cooked meals to his work site. Other colleagues soon utilized the service as well, establishing what is now a 5000+ person operation that delivers over 200,000 tiffin boxes (dabbas) daily across 60-70 km, taking 5-6 hours to complete the process with a high level of accuracy. The largely illiterate workforce earns between 5000-6000 rupees per month facilitating the reliable delivery of meals to office workers across Mumbai.
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"Dabba" simply signifies "lunch box"; "walla" implies transporter or convey man. Put them together and you get "Lunch box transporter".
For this situation it alludes to a stackable tin box utilized for hot meals called the tiffin.
Millions in Mumbai commute everyday to earn a living. Banks, colleges, hospitals, government offices, private offices, factories and ports are all spread across different parts of the city.
In a country where hot and freshly cooked home food is the most preferred for consumption, carrying of lunch boxes is a big burden for the working populace.
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These Dabbawalas deliver lunch boxes for about 2 lakh people at their work places on time.
The work doesn’t end here.
They also carry the empty lunch boxes back to the homes of the customers.
The unbelievable part is they make only one mistake in sixteen million transactions and have been consistently good at it for all the time of their operations.
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"Dabba" simply signifies "lunch box"; "walla" implies transporter or convey man. Put them together and you get "Lunch box transporter".
For this situation it alludes to a stackable tin box utilized for hot meals called the tiffin.
Millions in Mumbai commute everyday to earn a living. Banks, colleges, hospitals, government offices, private offices, factories and ports are all spread across different parts of the city.
In a country where hot and freshly cooked home food is the most preferred for consumption, carrying of lunch boxes is a big burden for the working populace.
Be that as it may, this issue is unbelievable in this metro city because of the presence of the 100 year old association of "Dabbawalas".
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They also carry the empty lunch boxes back to the homes of the customers.
The unbelievable part is they make only one mistake in sixteen million transactions and have been consistently good at it for all the time of their operations.
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Six sigma mumbai dabbawals
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Dabbawalas
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1) The document provides an overview of presentations on 8P analysis for Google, Mumbai Dabbawalas, and Airtel.
2) Key details covered for each include their products, pricing, place, promotion, people, processes, physical evidence, and productivity/quality.
3) The Mumbai Dabbawalas analysis highlights their unique system for delivering home-cooked meals to office workers across Mumbai each day with an extremely low error rate.
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The Mumbai Dabbawala system began in 1890 when a Parsi banker wanted home-cooked food delivered to his office. He hired the first "dabbawala" to deliver lunchboxes, starting a popular delivery service. Over 125 years later, the dabbawala system involves over 5,000 employees who use a complex coding system to efficiently deliver around 200,000 home-cooked lunches across 60-70 square kilometers of Mumbai every day within 3 hours.
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The document provides an overview of the Mumbai Dabbawala system. It discusses the 125 year history of the dabbawalas starting in 1890 under British rule. The dabbawalas deliver 200,000 home-cooked lunches daily to office workers across Mumbai within 3 hours using an organized system. They have an organizational structure with 13 members and follow strict protocols around uniforms, IDs, and prohibiting alcohol during work hours. The dabbawalas have received international recognition for their efficient operations despite having minimal capital and an illiterate workforce.
Tiffin Bit - The Magic of Dabbawala (Mumbai)
The document summarizes the operations of the Mumbai Dabbawala network. Some key details:
- Dabbawalas have been delivering home-cooked lunches in Mumbai since 1890, currently delivering 200,000 lunches across the city each day with nearly zero errors.
- The decentralized network relies on simple coding systems and operates with minimal technology or infrastructure, achieving world-class efficiency with on-time delivery over 60-70 km routes daily.
- The 5,000 dabbawalas are organized into a cooperative structure led by a president and other officers, with most workers earning around 6,000-7,000 rupees per month.
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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.
A case study of mumbai dhabawalla
The dabbawala system originated in 1890 in Mumbai, India to deliver homemade lunches from workers' homes to their workplaces. Run by the Nutan Mumbai Tiffin Box Suppliers Association, over 5,000 dabbawalas use color coding, numbers, and abbreviations to collect and sort over 200,000 tiffin boxes across Mumbai each day within strict timeframes, even during floods or other disruptions. Their success is attributed to minimal costs, teamwork, reliability, and commitment to customers despite most dabbawalas having only an 8th grade education.
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The caselet about the rise of dabba wala profession & their pro efficient dealing with the time shortage & ontime delivery.
dabbawala
The Dabbawallas of Mumbai provide a highly efficient lunch delivery service in the city. Using a simple color-coding system, over 5,000 Dabbawallas deliver home-cooked meals to around 200,000 office workers across Mumbai each day with an extremely low error rate of around 1 in 16 million deliveries. The Dabbawallas have developed an intricate system using local train networks to efficiently sort and deliver tiffin boxes in a short 3 hour window. Their success is due to teamwork, time management, and a deep understanding of Mumbai's geography.
Mumbai Dabbewalas
The Mumbai Dabbewalas are a unique lunch delivery service that has been operating in Mumbai, India since 1880. They collect homemade lunches from people's homes in lunch boxes called dabbas and deliver them to workers' offices throughout the dense and crowded city of Mumbai using an efficient system of bicycles and trains. Despite having little formal education and technology, the Dabbewalas have a very low error rate of just one mistake per 600,000 deliveries through an organized system of color coding and sorting. Their success is built on teamwork and precise time management.
Dabbawala final
The summary provides an overview of the Dabbawala system in Mumbai:
The Dabbawala system started in 1890 when a Parsi banker employed someone to deliver home-cooked food to his workplace. This evolved into a system run by the Nutan Mumbai Tiffin Box Suppliers Association involving over 5,000 Dabbawalas who use a complex coding system to collect, transport, and deliver over 200,000 tiffin carriers per day with nearly zero errors. The Dabbawalas have received international recognition for their efficient operations and customer satisfaction.
Mumbai Dabbawalas
The Dabbawala system in Mumbai efficiently delivers 200,000 tiffin carriers per day using a low-tech network of over 5,000 Dabbawalas. Dabbawalas collect freshly cooked meals in the morning from homes in the suburbs, transport them into the city on local trains, and deliver them to office workers by lunchtime. They then collect and return the empty tiffin carriers back to homes in the afternoon, with an extremely low error rate of 1 in 16 million deliveries. The Dabbawala network has been in operation since 1890 and relies on teamwork, local infrastructure, and strong customer relationships rather than technology.
Mumbai dabbawala
The document summarizes the Mumbai Dabbawala system of delivering home-cooked lunches to office workers in Mumbai. Some key points:
- Dabbawalas have been delivering lunches since 1890, starting with just 35 men. They now deliver an estimated 200,000 lunches daily across Mumbai using local transport.
- Despite having little formal education, the Dabbawalas have achieved an extremely low error rate of 1 in 16 million deliveries through an efficient system and strict adherence to schedules.
- Their reliable delivery system has earned them international recognition, including certification for excellence in service and listing in the Guinness Book of World Records.
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The Dabbawala system in Mumbai is a unique lunch delivery service that has operated successfully for over 100 years. It has over 5,000 Dabbawalas that deliver home-cooked lunches from people's homes to their offices using a simple coding system and the Mumbai local train network. Despite low literacy among Dabbawalas and no use of modern technology, they achieve extremely high performance with over 99.99% accuracy and no strikes in their history. Their organizational structure and strategies around equitable pay, welfare funds, and competitive collaboration have allowed this system to be sustainable for over a century.
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This document provides an overview of the Mumbai Dabbawala human resource management practices. It discusses how the Dabbawalas were founded in 1890 and have since developed a color-coding system to efficiently deliver 200,000 lunch boxes per day. The organization structure is described, as well as how COVID-19 impacted their operations by reducing employee numbers from 5,000 to 450. Their SWOT analysis and notable achievements establishing ISO certifications are also summarized.
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- 8. PRICE AND OTHER USER OUTLAYS The Cost of Service per person is Rs250/month Earning per person varies from Rs5000 to 6000/month Turnover is Approx Rs 50cr
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- 11. PEOPLE Dabbawala must be Marathi 85% illiterate-Thumps up. 15% 8th fail/pass
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