Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

Domains

Management Accounting; Personal and group evaluations; support of bonus systems; input for operational steering and actions of improvement.

Specific Targets

Installing an objective judge of short- and long-term actions and performance, that unambiguously and transparently lays the connection between individual and group performances, and the profit of the company.

Usual results

• Diminishing/disappearance of local optima
• Stimulation of teamwork
• Disappearance of wrong/unhealthy internal competition
• Support of internal delegation
• Rewards and responsibility
• Acceptance of changing priorities
• Coherent judging and priority for actions of improvement
• Optimised costumer stock
• Abolishing of unnecessary stock room space

Specific techniques

• Thoughput Accounting. The impact of an action, decision or project is first measured towards the throughput (long and short term)
• NBR: (Negative consequences logic). The optimisation of one variable can have negative consequences for other variables. The NBR technique avoids this.
• T/OE or DT/ DOE and T/I of DT/DI. Both short term and long-term influences are part of the KPI’s and show the direct link with profit and loss.
• Buffer Management. Risks are secured with buffers. Buffer Management is part of the responsibility of individual managers or of a team. Buffer Management shows to what degree risks have been tracked and measured.

 

Our Offer

Diagnosis study and plan of implementation

Know-How transfer and insight in one’s own constraints are essential for the success of the implementation

Complete courses with possible transfer of knowhow will be guided by TOC experts

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