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Operations, in most organizations, provide the largest losses and can be proven statistically. One can identify these losses as partial or total functional failure causes and thus put a plan in place to eliminate them.
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Process Plot
- 1. The Reliability Index – Process Improvement Success 1999 to 2004 Product PR% Beta Reliability Production Year Index Losses 1999 50.1 31.7 15.9 8,345,350 units 2003 50.6 32.4 16.4 4,210,200 units 2004 67.5 44.1 29.8 1,893,000 units Management is managing the Equipment in 2004 Based @ $1/bushel gross margin Page 1