The document discusses several key factors to consider for an industrial feasibility study, including:
- Appropriate location selection based on proximity to raw materials, markets, transportation, utilities, labor, and other location-specific considerations.
- Factory design and layout that takes product type, production volume, material handling, equipment, and services into account to minimize costs and allow flexibility.
- Determining the optimal size of operations based on laws of returns to achieve maximum efficiency, profitability, and output given available resources.
This document summarizes the key aspects of a typical payroll processing system using batch processing. It discusses the master file containing employee data that is sorted by employee number and the transaction file containing weekly/monthly hours worked. At the end of each period, the master file is updated using the transaction file to calculate pays, update year-to-date totals, and generate payslips, financial reports, and error reports. The new master file is then used for the next processing period.
TPS Case Study_Regional Supply Chain OptimizationMatthew Rosko
During an economic recession in 2007-2008, a major automotive company needed to consolidate its network of 250 stamping suppliers in North America to reduce costs and supply risk. The company analyzed its suppliers' operations, finances, contracts, and production capabilities. It identified 131 suppliers that could take on additional business from exiting suppliers and transitioned programs between suppliers. This reduced the supply base by 48% without any reported production interruptions. The consolidation also allowed the company and remaining suppliers to reduce costs by increasing plant utilization rates.
The document discusses facility location planning methods. It describes the load-distance method which selects locations that minimize total weighted loads moving in and out of a facility based on distance. Distances are expressed using grid coordinates on a map. Alternative is using time instead of distance.
It then discusses reasons for facility location selection such as business growth, market expansion, or lease expiration. Facility location planning helps reduce transportation costs and identify proximity to materials and transportation.
The document outlines factors to consider in facility location selection such as materials, markets, transportation, utilities, and labor availability. It also discusses township selection criteria and compares urban, rural, and suburban factory locations. Finally, it describes the factor rating technique for facility location evaluation.
1. The document outlines standard operating procedures for monthly cycle counts and analyzing inventory that has been in stock for over 12 months.
2. It describes the timeline, responsibilities, and process for conducting monthly cycle counts at different locations and reporting any stock discrepancies.
3. It also lists the timeline, frequency, and process for analyzing slow-moving inventory over 12 months old on a quarterly basis to improve inventory management.
This document discusses depreciation accounting and summarizes various depreciation methods and the objectives of depreciation. It outlines straight-line, units of production, written down value, and sum of years digits methods. It also mentions annuity, sinking fund, machine hour and depletion methods. The objectives of depreciation are stated as ascertaining true results of operations, presenting a true and fair financial position, accumulating funds for replacement, and ascertaining true production costs. Factors used to estimate depreciation amounts are historical cost, estimated useful life, and estimated residual value.
Calculating Air Compression Energy Costs for Manufacturing PlantsEaton Compressor
Providing a broad array of air compressor models, Eaton Compressor & Fabrication, Inc., is based in Englewood, Ohio. Eaton Compressor & Fabrication focuses on producing energy-efficient air compression technology and devices.
This document provides an example of actual cost data from a plant over three years as it underwent projects to reduce energy, scrap, management and direct labor costs. The data shows the effects of the projects and changes in volume over time, with the variable cost associated with the slope of the cost curve. The example can be used to estimate actual costs for new significant jobs by adding work to the plant.
The document discusses several key factors to consider for an industrial feasibility study, including:
- Appropriate location selection based on proximity to raw materials, markets, transportation, utilities, labor, and other location-specific considerations.
- Factory design and layout that takes product type, production volume, material handling, equipment, and services into account to minimize costs and allow flexibility.
- Determining the optimal size of operations based on laws of returns to achieve maximum efficiency, profitability, and output given available resources.
This document summarizes the key aspects of a typical payroll processing system using batch processing. It discusses the master file containing employee data that is sorted by employee number and the transaction file containing weekly/monthly hours worked. At the end of each period, the master file is updated using the transaction file to calculate pays, update year-to-date totals, and generate payslips, financial reports, and error reports. The new master file is then used for the next processing period.
TPS Case Study_Regional Supply Chain OptimizationMatthew Rosko
During an economic recession in 2007-2008, a major automotive company needed to consolidate its network of 250 stamping suppliers in North America to reduce costs and supply risk. The company analyzed its suppliers' operations, finances, contracts, and production capabilities. It identified 131 suppliers that could take on additional business from exiting suppliers and transitioned programs between suppliers. This reduced the supply base by 48% without any reported production interruptions. The consolidation also allowed the company and remaining suppliers to reduce costs by increasing plant utilization rates.
The document discusses facility location planning methods. It describes the load-distance method which selects locations that minimize total weighted loads moving in and out of a facility based on distance. Distances are expressed using grid coordinates on a map. Alternative is using time instead of distance.
It then discusses reasons for facility location selection such as business growth, market expansion, or lease expiration. Facility location planning helps reduce transportation costs and identify proximity to materials and transportation.
The document outlines factors to consider in facility location selection such as materials, markets, transportation, utilities, and labor availability. It also discusses township selection criteria and compares urban, rural, and suburban factory locations. Finally, it describes the factor rating technique for facility location evaluation.
1. The document outlines standard operating procedures for monthly cycle counts and analyzing inventory that has been in stock for over 12 months.
2. It describes the timeline, responsibilities, and process for conducting monthly cycle counts at different locations and reporting any stock discrepancies.
3. It also lists the timeline, frequency, and process for analyzing slow-moving inventory over 12 months old on a quarterly basis to improve inventory management.
This document discusses depreciation accounting and summarizes various depreciation methods and the objectives of depreciation. It outlines straight-line, units of production, written down value, and sum of years digits methods. It also mentions annuity, sinking fund, machine hour and depletion methods. The objectives of depreciation are stated as ascertaining true results of operations, presenting a true and fair financial position, accumulating funds for replacement, and ascertaining true production costs. Factors used to estimate depreciation amounts are historical cost, estimated useful life, and estimated residual value.
Calculating Air Compression Energy Costs for Manufacturing PlantsEaton Compressor
Providing a broad array of air compressor models, Eaton Compressor & Fabrication, Inc., is based in Englewood, Ohio. Eaton Compressor & Fabrication focuses on producing energy-efficient air compression technology and devices.
This document provides an example of actual cost data from a plant over three years as it underwent projects to reduce energy, scrap, management and direct labor costs. The data shows the effects of the projects and changes in volume over time, with the variable cost associated with the slope of the cost curve. The example can be used to estimate actual costs for new significant jobs by adding work to the plant.
This presentation gives an idea on 3 topics. cvp analysis, operating leverage and also the estimation of cost functions. hope the readers can make the best use of it.
This case study illustrates how a customer has saved money by installing FuelSafe from Ideonics for diesel monitoring in generators. By helping the client identify an inefficient practice in managing its generators, FuelSafe helped this customer save a significant amount of money.
This unit discusses the theory of production. It defines production as converting resources into outputs that satisfy human wants. The key factors of production are land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. The production function shows the relationship between inputs like capital and labor, and the quantity of output produced. There are laws of variable proportions and returns to scale. Production optimization involves finding the least-cost combination of inputs using isoquants and isocost lines, where the tangency point indicates the producer's equilibrium.
Logistical entropy a productivity model1Ronald Lackey
This document discusses two productivity models: Logistical Entropy and Average Time for Job Completion. Logistical Entropy is a function that models productivity based on capital, labor, energy, materials, services, and technology inputs over time. It describes how these factors are defined and measured for government spending. Average Time for Job Completion lists the average times spent on various supply chain tasks in a hospital including scanning, computer usage, cleaning, checking expiration dates, picking supplies, transporting products, phone calls, and research.
This document summarizes two laws of production: the law of variable proportions and the law of returns to scale.
(1) The law of variable proportions states that as variable inputs are increased within fixed inputs, marginal productivity initially increases at an increasing rate until a peak, after which it decreases. It applies in the short run when some inputs are fixed.
(2) The law of returns to scale describes how average and marginal productivity change as all inputs are increased proportionally. It includes the laws of increasing, constant, and diminishing returns.
The Manufacturing Competitiveness Enhancement Program (MCEP) provides cash grants between 30-80% of investment costs to help manufacturers and related service providers improve productivity and competitiveness. Eligible investments include upgrading equipment, adopting green technologies, improving soft skills, feasibility studies, and cluster initiatives. Grant percentages and limits vary based on company size and investment type. The program aims to enhance South Africa's manufacturing sector and retain jobs through 2023.
There are two types of economies of scale: external economies which come from outside factors that benefit the firm, and internal economies which come from inside the firm. External economies include things like infrastructure or supply chains, while internal economies include factors within the firm that improve efficiency. The appropriate production technique for a country or firm depends on whether labor or capital is relatively abundant and cheaper - labor-intensive techniques use more labor while capital-intensive techniques use more machinery.
This document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory as items held to meet future demand, including raw materials, work in progress, finished goods, and supplies. Various inventory classification systems are described based on consumption, value, unit value, spare parts, availability, and source of supply. Different inventory costing methods are also outlined, including FIFO, LIFO, simple average, weighted average, and standard costing. An example is provided to calculate inventory value under LIFO, FIFO, and WAP methods.
This document discusses production functions and returns to scale. It defines production functions and different types including short run and long run production functions. It then explains key features like substitutability, complementarity and specificity of factors. Next it covers returns to scale, defining it as the change in output when all inputs change proportionately. It details increasing, constant and decreasing returns to scale, providing examples. Causes of each type of return are also outlined.
Plant location decisions are strategic, long term and non-repetitive in nature.
Without sound and careful location planning in the beginning itself, the new plant may pose continuous operating disadvantages.
Location decisions are affected by many factors, both internal and external to the organization’s operations
Internal factors include the technology used, the capacity, the financial position, and the work force required.
External factors include the economic, political and social conditions in the various localities.
1. Returns to scale refers to the change in total output resulting from a proportional change in all inputs.
2. There are three types of returns to scale: increasing, constant, and diminishing.
3. Increasing returns to scale occur when a 1% increase in all inputs leads to a more than 1% increase in output. Constant returns mean a proportional change in output, while diminishing returns mean output increases by less than the input increase.
Capital cost estimate classifications, Chemical industry. Turnover ratio.
Total product are manufacturing cost and general expenses. product costs are calculated on:
daily basis, unit-of-product basis, or, annual basis
This document discusses replacement and maintenance analysis, including determining the economic life of assets. It provides examples of calculating the economic life of equipment using total cost when interest is 0% and 12%. It also discusses replacement of existing assets, types of maintenance, and a simple probabilistic model for items that fail completely. Optimal replacement policies are determined by comparing individual and group replacement costs. The document also covers several methods of depreciation, including straight-line depreciation calculation examples.
The document discusses production theory concepts including factors of production, production terminologies, production functions, stages of production, and the law of diminishing marginal returns. It defines key terms like firms, industries, time periods, total product, average product, and marginal product. Tables show how total product, average product, and marginal product change as capital is held constant and labor is increased. Graphs plot the relationships between these production concepts. Stages of production are outlined showing how total product, average product, and marginal product behave at different levels of input.
Classic examples to show what is Kaizen and how it is implemented in a leading manufacturing company. These slides were prepared after interviewing the shop floor manager of Ashok Leyland to understand the practical implementation of knowledge given by Toyota to the world of manufacturing and production.
The document discusses the laws of returns to scale, which explain how output responds when inputs increase proportionately. There are three possibilities: increasing returns to scale when output grows more than proportionately; constant returns to scale when output grows proportionately; and decreasing returns to scale when output grows less than proportionately. Increasing returns can occur due to technical and managerial indivisibilities, specialization, and dimensional relations, while constant returns are due to economies of scale. Decreasing returns are caused by diseconomies of scale like diminishing management returns and exhausting natural resources.
Cindy McDonald's resume provides information about her education, skills, experiences, accomplishments, and contact details. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management from Baylor University and is expected to graduate in August 2010. Her resume highlights leadership roles with various volunteer organizations in Waco, Texas and experience refereeing intramural sports at Baylor University. She also lists strong research, communication, and organizational skills from completing projects and events. References are provided who can speak to her work for the Salvation Army, Mission Waco, and Baylor University.
El documento trata sobre la problemática del agua en el planeta. Describe la escasez de agua dulce disponible para el consumo humano y cómo los sistemas naturales interactúan a través de conceptos como retroalimentación, equilibrio y recursividad para regular el ciclo del agua. También analiza el papel del agua en procesos ambientales y productivos como el riego y el cultivo.
This presentation gives an idea on 3 topics. cvp analysis, operating leverage and also the estimation of cost functions. hope the readers can make the best use of it.
This case study illustrates how a customer has saved money by installing FuelSafe from Ideonics for diesel monitoring in generators. By helping the client identify an inefficient practice in managing its generators, FuelSafe helped this customer save a significant amount of money.
This unit discusses the theory of production. It defines production as converting resources into outputs that satisfy human wants. The key factors of production are land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship. The production function shows the relationship between inputs like capital and labor, and the quantity of output produced. There are laws of variable proportions and returns to scale. Production optimization involves finding the least-cost combination of inputs using isoquants and isocost lines, where the tangency point indicates the producer's equilibrium.
Logistical entropy a productivity model1Ronald Lackey
This document discusses two productivity models: Logistical Entropy and Average Time for Job Completion. Logistical Entropy is a function that models productivity based on capital, labor, energy, materials, services, and technology inputs over time. It describes how these factors are defined and measured for government spending. Average Time for Job Completion lists the average times spent on various supply chain tasks in a hospital including scanning, computer usage, cleaning, checking expiration dates, picking supplies, transporting products, phone calls, and research.
This document summarizes two laws of production: the law of variable proportions and the law of returns to scale.
(1) The law of variable proportions states that as variable inputs are increased within fixed inputs, marginal productivity initially increases at an increasing rate until a peak, after which it decreases. It applies in the short run when some inputs are fixed.
(2) The law of returns to scale describes how average and marginal productivity change as all inputs are increased proportionally. It includes the laws of increasing, constant, and diminishing returns.
The Manufacturing Competitiveness Enhancement Program (MCEP) provides cash grants between 30-80% of investment costs to help manufacturers and related service providers improve productivity and competitiveness. Eligible investments include upgrading equipment, adopting green technologies, improving soft skills, feasibility studies, and cluster initiatives. Grant percentages and limits vary based on company size and investment type. The program aims to enhance South Africa's manufacturing sector and retain jobs through 2023.
There are two types of economies of scale: external economies which come from outside factors that benefit the firm, and internal economies which come from inside the firm. External economies include things like infrastructure or supply chains, while internal economies include factors within the firm that improve efficiency. The appropriate production technique for a country or firm depends on whether labor or capital is relatively abundant and cheaper - labor-intensive techniques use more labor while capital-intensive techniques use more machinery.
This document discusses inventory management. It defines inventory as items held to meet future demand, including raw materials, work in progress, finished goods, and supplies. Various inventory classification systems are described based on consumption, value, unit value, spare parts, availability, and source of supply. Different inventory costing methods are also outlined, including FIFO, LIFO, simple average, weighted average, and standard costing. An example is provided to calculate inventory value under LIFO, FIFO, and WAP methods.
This document discusses production functions and returns to scale. It defines production functions and different types including short run and long run production functions. It then explains key features like substitutability, complementarity and specificity of factors. Next it covers returns to scale, defining it as the change in output when all inputs change proportionately. It details increasing, constant and decreasing returns to scale, providing examples. Causes of each type of return are also outlined.
Plant location decisions are strategic, long term and non-repetitive in nature.
Without sound and careful location planning in the beginning itself, the new plant may pose continuous operating disadvantages.
Location decisions are affected by many factors, both internal and external to the organization’s operations
Internal factors include the technology used, the capacity, the financial position, and the work force required.
External factors include the economic, political and social conditions in the various localities.
1. Returns to scale refers to the change in total output resulting from a proportional change in all inputs.
2. There are three types of returns to scale: increasing, constant, and diminishing.
3. Increasing returns to scale occur when a 1% increase in all inputs leads to a more than 1% increase in output. Constant returns mean a proportional change in output, while diminishing returns mean output increases by less than the input increase.
Capital cost estimate classifications, Chemical industry. Turnover ratio.
Total product are manufacturing cost and general expenses. product costs are calculated on:
daily basis, unit-of-product basis, or, annual basis
This document discusses replacement and maintenance analysis, including determining the economic life of assets. It provides examples of calculating the economic life of equipment using total cost when interest is 0% and 12%. It also discusses replacement of existing assets, types of maintenance, and a simple probabilistic model for items that fail completely. Optimal replacement policies are determined by comparing individual and group replacement costs. The document also covers several methods of depreciation, including straight-line depreciation calculation examples.
The document discusses production theory concepts including factors of production, production terminologies, production functions, stages of production, and the law of diminishing marginal returns. It defines key terms like firms, industries, time periods, total product, average product, and marginal product. Tables show how total product, average product, and marginal product change as capital is held constant and labor is increased. Graphs plot the relationships between these production concepts. Stages of production are outlined showing how total product, average product, and marginal product behave at different levels of input.
Classic examples to show what is Kaizen and how it is implemented in a leading manufacturing company. These slides were prepared after interviewing the shop floor manager of Ashok Leyland to understand the practical implementation of knowledge given by Toyota to the world of manufacturing and production.
The document discusses the laws of returns to scale, which explain how output responds when inputs increase proportionately. There are three possibilities: increasing returns to scale when output grows more than proportionately; constant returns to scale when output grows proportionately; and decreasing returns to scale when output grows less than proportionately. Increasing returns can occur due to technical and managerial indivisibilities, specialization, and dimensional relations, while constant returns are due to economies of scale. Decreasing returns are caused by diseconomies of scale like diminishing management returns and exhausting natural resources.
Cindy McDonald's resume provides information about her education, skills, experiences, accomplishments, and contact details. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Human Resource Management from Baylor University and is expected to graduate in August 2010. Her resume highlights leadership roles with various volunteer organizations in Waco, Texas and experience refereeing intramural sports at Baylor University. She also lists strong research, communication, and organizational skills from completing projects and events. References are provided who can speak to her work for the Salvation Army, Mission Waco, and Baylor University.
El documento trata sobre la problemática del agua en el planeta. Describe la escasez de agua dulce disponible para el consumo humano y cómo los sistemas naturales interactúan a través de conceptos como retroalimentación, equilibrio y recursividad para regular el ciclo del agua. También analiza el papel del agua en procesos ambientales y productivos como el riego y el cultivo.
Investor presentation 7mins - feb 2013TravelAi Ltd
1) Automated transport detection software provides real-time emissions data for organizations to help them reduce their carbon footprint and save costs.
2) The software is easy to deploy, provides accurate results fast, and has proven ROI potential through time savings.
3) The global carbon software market is growing significantly due to factors like marketing advantages, stakeholder pressure, and regulation; however, most organizations still rely on error-prone spreadsheets to track their emissions.
In this series, the artist Adriana Cisneros depicts Cyclopes as frail and melancholy beings who, despite living in isolation, are not truly alone because there are others of their kind. The Cyclopes represent people who feel like outcasts due to conditions like depression. Though they feel lonely, there are others who share their emotions.
The document contains a name, Berzosa Jonnathan, and indicates he is in the 2nd year of secondary school in the "D" section. It does not provide much other context or information about the person named or what the document is regarding.
The document provides information about various aspects of social customs and etiquette in Britain, including:
- The typical British working day and week, with most people working 9-5 Monday through Friday and having 24 days of paid holiday per year.
- Common greetings like handshakes, as well as more formal greetings using "How do you do?". Hugging is usually reserved for close friends.
- Brits value punctuality and it is considered impolite to arrive late for social engagements. Proper etiquette is expected for things like invitations, dining, dress code, and table manners.
- Guidelines for public behavior like queueing politely, using polite phrases like "please
A feasibility study assesses all aspects of a proposed project, including marketing, technical, and financial factors, prior to execution. It includes an executive summary highlighting key results, and reports on marketing, production processes, equipment, costs, investment needs, funding sources, and financial projections. A sensitivity analysis models the impact of varying income and expenses, while a SWOT analysis considers strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The study aims to objectively evaluate project viability and provide decision-makers with essential information.
This document recommends that Monark pursue acquiring rewinding equipment as an additional service based on positive indicators. It projects that the rewinding business could generate over 4 million PHP in gross profit annually over the next 5 years with a 2.6 year return on investment. The demand is expected to be continuous due to Monark's large existing engine population in the market requiring rewinding every 10 years on average.
This document provides an overview of key considerations for evaluating the project costing, economics, and developing a good business case for solar PV rooftop projects. It discusses various project investment models and how they affect components like warranties, taxes, and revenue sources. The document also outlines the major cost components, factors that influence costs, and approaches to determining tariffs and the levelized cost of energy. Sample calculations and scenarios are presented to compare different projects based on variables like tariffs, incentives, and loan terms. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of long-term energy generation, quality components, financing costs, and tariff patterns over the lifetime of the project.
1. Smt. Manju C Rajan is seeking financing to establish a small-scale manufacturing and sales business for paper cups and plates in Kerala.
2. The project involves renting land and a building for production facilities, and purchasing machinery costing Rs. 917,000 to manufacture paper cups and plates.
3. Financial projections estimate the business will be profitable, with a net profit of Rs. 1,343,741 in the first year and a return on investment of 78% in the second year.
This document discusses capital budgeting decisions and methods for evaluating investment projects. It covers typical capital budgeting decisions companies face and introduces the net present value and internal rate of return methods. The net present value method calculates the present value of a project's cash inflows and outflows to determine if it has a positive net present value. The internal rate of return is the discount rate that results in a project having a net present value of zero. The document provides examples of applying these methods to evaluate potential investment projects.
The generation, transmission, and distribution of power involve electrical facilities, apparatus, and components, to carry the electrical energy from its generating site to where it is utilized. An important part of this power system is the cable system that is used exclusively to carry power from the main substations to secondary substations at load centers.
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This document discusses project cash flow analysis for a manufacturing company. It provides definitions for different types of costs including direct materials, direct labor, manufacturing overhead, non-manufacturing overhead, marketing, and administrative costs. It also defines fixed, variable, and mixed costs. An example is provided to calculate average unit cost. The document then provides an example cash flow analysis for a project to install a new computer control system over 5 years. It shows the income statement, cash flow statement, and calculates that the project has a 22.55% internal rate of return, making it justified above the 15% minimum acceptable rate of return.
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This document summarizes the key findings from an energy audit conducted at a flour milling plant. The audit found that milling and grinding processes accounted for 44% of the plant's energy consumption. Various energy saving proposals were identified, including installing an energy monitoring system, converting motors from delta to star configuration, adding variable speed drives, and replacing aging motors with more efficient models. Implementing these recommendations could result in annual energy savings of over 100,000 kWh and payback periods of less than 2 years for most proposals. The audit concludes with recommendations to optimize processes to reduce energy usage throughout the facility.
Investment appraisal is a means of assessing whether an investment project is worthwhile. It involves analyzing factors such as payback period, accounting rate of return, internal rate of return, profitability index, and net present value. Net present value discounts future cash flows to account for the time value of money and allows comparison of investments. Firms use these techniques to evaluate potential investments and determine which projects to pursue.
Procurement Professionals - Learn best practices for how to reduce your spend on leased equipment. Centralize, consolidate and analyze leasing spend as you would any other category.
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1) The document examines the financial sensitivity of various factors on the rate of return of a wind energy project, ranking revenue/operating costs as the highest risk followed by capital costs and then interest rates.
2) It finds that a 10% decrease in projected energy output can eliminate equity returns completely, whereas a 5% decrease reduces rate of return to around 7%.
3) Maintaining output within 10% of projections and controlling operating costs are identified as the biggest challenges due to difficulties accurately forecasting wind resource and future maintenance expenses.
The document discusses setting up a wind power plant in Madhya Pradesh, India. It provides an overview of wind energy potential and capacity in the state. It then outlines the essential requirements for a wind farm and reasons for lack of investment. The document also describes the steps involved in building a wind farm and choosing turbine components. Finally, it presents a financial model analyzing the profitability of a potential wind power project.
The document discusses facility planning and capacity management. It covers estimating future capacity needs, analyzing sources to meet demand, and selecting expansion options. Key factors in facility location include transportation, resources, costs, and economic conditions at the national, regional, and local levels. Decision tools like break-even analysis and decision trees can help evaluate capacity and location alternatives.
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On Friday, March 19, Alliance staff and industry experts discussed energy efficiency's role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the industrial sector.
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The document discusses industrial energy efficiency and provides recommendations for engaging with industrial customers. It recommends that energy experts recognize the priorities of the facility, enhance the facility's perspective on energy, and that an energy audit should only be the first step in developing an ongoing energy action plan through continuous collaboration. Case studies show how comprehensive energy action plans can identify significant ongoing energy savings opportunities through mechanical systems improvements, combined heat and power optimization, and other measures.
We provide asset integrity programs to help building owners make informed decisions about their mechanical equipment to reduce costs and increase productivity. Through analyzing equipment and costs, we can help set proactive budgets aligned with national averages. This consultative process results in reduced risks and costs through extending equipment lifespan by 50%, reducing emergency calls by 50-65%, and lowering unexpected breakdowns and repairs.
Thermocol Cups, Glass and Plates - Market Survey cum Detailed Techno Economic...Ajjay Kumar Gupta
Thermocol is formed by the synthesizing of spherical particles consisting of air (at a rate of 98%) contained within an infinite number of hollow cells. These cells, forming a structure of pellets fused together, give consistency and rigidity to the final product. The advantages are many: the product’s manufacturer requires very little energy, thereby allowing full weight to be given to ecological consideration. Of fundamental importance is the treatment with the vapor, which, as well as having a technical function during the manufacturing process, renders the product hygienic through sterilization. Thermocol is a good resister of cold and heat but since it is a petroleum product it dissolves in any solvent of petroleum.
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1st Clean Energy Finance and Investment Consultation Workshop: “Unlocking finance and investment for clean energy in the Philippines” 31 May – 1 June 2022, Makati Diamond Residences, Legazpi Village, Makati City
This document discusses cost concepts from an accounting and analytical perspective. It defines different types of costs such as fixed, variable, total, average, and marginal cost. It explains the relationship between these costs and how they change with varying levels of output in the short-run and long-run. The short-run cost curves are U-shaped while the long-run average cost curve is U-shaped, reflecting economies and diseconomies of scale. Other concepts covered include opportunity cost, sunk cost, learning curves, and economies of scope.
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Presented at The Global HR Summit, 6th June 2024
In this keynote, Luan Wise will provide invaluable insights to elevate your employer brand on social media platforms including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. You'll learn how compelling content can authentically showcase your company culture, values, and employee experiences to support your talent acquisition and retention objectives. Additionally, you'll understand the power of employee advocacy to amplify reach and engagement – helping to position your organization as an employer of choice in today's competitive talent landscape.
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
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• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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We will dig deeper into:
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