Monday, April 30, 2012

Industrial Engineering in Different Engineering Disciplines

Industrial Engineering in Different Engineering Disciplines

Industrial Engineering in Different Engineering Disciplines

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http://knol.google.com/k/-/-/2utb2lsm2k7a/4662

http://goo.gl/AG4Dh
Narayana Rao - 04 Jun 2011

Safety Engineering and Management - Videos

Safety Engineering and Management - Videos

Safety Engineering and Management - Videos

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Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research Models for Industrial Engineering

Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research Models for Industrial Engineering

Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research Models for Industrial Engineering

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Industrial Engineering is human effort engineering and system efficiency engineering. Industrial engineers are not functional engineers and functional managers. Systems are first designed by functional engineers and managers. Industrial engineers are specialized engineers and managers who evaluate the systems from efficiency point of view and optimize the systems. In this optimization, efficiency improvement or waste reduction effort, many techniques are employed by industrial engineers. Mathematical, Statistical and OR analyses are also employed by industrial engineers in the efficiency improvement effort. No doubt there are specialists in all these areas and industrial engineers use the services of experts as consultants where required. In some companies, where full time specialists in mathematics, statistics and OR can be employed, they are employed and they are made part of IE department.

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    Comprehensive Industrial Engineering - Manek - Book Information and Review

    Comprehensive Industrial Engineering - Manek - Book Information and Review

    Comprehensive Industrial Engineering - Manek - Book Information and Review

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    Comprehensive Industrial Engineering
    N.J. Manek
    http://books.google.co.in/books?id=MniKe-Idp1sC
    Laxmi Publications, Delhi

    Contents

    Industrial Engineering and Scientific Management

    Work Study and Human Factors

    Work Simplification


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      Future Vision - Essays and Videos

      Future Vision - Essays and Videos

      Future Vision - Essays and Videos

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      Productivity - Future vision 2011 video
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6cNdhOKwi0
      Video uploaded on 25.10.2011
      1,920,644 views on 5.11.2011
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        Productivity - Future Vision - Essays and Videos

        Productivity - Future Vision - Essays and Videos

        Productivity - Future Vision - Essays and Videos

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        Productivity - Future vision 2011 video
        http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6cNdhOKwi0
        Video uploaded on 25.10.2011
        1,920,644 views on 5.11.2011
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          Safety - An Objective of Industrial Engineering - Knol Collection

          Safety - An Objective of Industrial Engineering - Knol Collection

          Safety - An Objective of Industrial Engineering - Knol Collection

          Safety analysis and engineering seeks to reduce risk by anticipating points of failure, and proposing changes that eliminate or mitigate the consequences of such failures.

          Authors

           
           

          Introduction

           
          Safety analysis and engineering seeks to reduce risk by anticipating points of failure, and proposing changes that eliminate or mitigate the consequences of such failures. Safety analysts identify and evaluate safety risk areas; and develop options to mitigate or reduce the consequences of those risks.  Safety engineers also analyze system designs to find what faults can occur, and then propose changes to make the system more redundant, resulting in a safe architecture. Together, safety analysts and engineers establish safety requirements, set safety criteria, mitigate non-safe areas, design safety architectures, and adopt safety processes to ensure that a system will be developed according to the safety architecture. [Source: http://www.isicns.com/safety.html  ]
           
           
           
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          Social Networking Community for Safety Professionals

           
           
           

          Friday, April 27, 2012

          Some Tips - Coding Organization and Optimization

          Piston - Design, Manufacture and Inspection - Knol Collection

          Piston - Design, Manufacture and Inspection - Knol Collection

          Piston - Design, Manufacture and Inspection - Knol Collection

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          Design Issues Related to Piston

          Piston for Automobile Engines - Design Considerations

          Modern Piston Design
          http://confident-instruments.com/Piston_Study.htm

          Piston Design for Forced Induction Engines
          http://www.superchargerperformance.com/supercharger-power-parts/introduction-to-piston-design-for-forced-induction-engines


          How Pistons are made?
          http://www.jp.com.au/Made.html


          Optimization of Piston Design

          Piston Design Using Multi-Objective Reliability-Based Design Optimization
           by  1. Prashant Patel and    2. Zissimos P. Mourelatos
          http://saematman.saejournals.org/content/3/1/493.abstract

          Robust Piston Design and Optimization using Piston Secondary Motion Analysis
          Ford Motors Executives wrote the paper in 2003
          http://web.mst.edu/~ccli/me360/SAE2003-01-0148.pdf

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          Related knols
          Introduction to Industrial Engineering - Course at NITIE

          Industrial Engineer Magazine Article Summaries by 2011 IE Students NITIE, Mumbai, India

          Crank Shaft Design, Manufacture, and Inspection - Students Projects - IE course

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          Comments

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          http://knol.google.com/k/-/-/2utb2lsm2k7a/4429
          Narayana Rao - 09 Jul 2011
          Thank you. I gave my initial comments in another knol.
          Narayana Rao - 09 Jul 2011
          http://knol.google.com/k/mechanical/design-of-piston/f8tn0fmplfam/3#

          Dear sir ,

          PGDIE 41 Section B

          This is the link of our piston design assignment . Please give your feedback.

          Team members: Vishal mahajan, Rakesh , Saloni , Sathya, Swati and Ravi
          vishal mahajan - 09 Jul 2011

          IE Research Paper Assignments by 2011 PGDIE Batch NITIE

          Anjali Sinha, Roll No-120, Section-B,Article Summary on “Value Chain Vs Supply Chain”-http://knol.google.com/k/anjali-sinha/value-chain-vs-supply-chain/370wk99bh16bu/1#
          112 Summary of "Reliability Growth Planning, Analysis and Management"  http://knol.google.com/k/sneha-singh/reliability-growth-planning-analysis/2mufctjlvcg3c/1#-By Sneha Singh (Roll No.-112)Section B PGDIE-41



          A Process Reference Model for Reuse in Industrial Engineering: Enhancing the ISO/IEC 15504 Framework to Cope with Organizational Reuse Maturity By RAVIKANT SATWAJI RODGESection Bhttp://knol.google.com/k/arpit-bansal/industrial-engineering-priorities-for/3uj1u209bhhs1/1


          Roll NO.                        Article Title                                                                              Name 
          23         Summary of ‘An enhanced approach for implementing total productive maintenance in the manufacturing environment’                                                                                     Faridul Haque                                                                                 
          15  A Preliminary Investigation into Geometry, Represented by Parameters, and its Effect on Function and  Manufacturing                                                                                                                                 Arunesh Kumar
          43 Summary on Productivity Measurement and Management Accounting               Nayan Bhadane
          39 Summary of OEE Metrics ( Industrial Engineering Scientific Study)                    Naga Prabhu N
          46   Summary on Business Process Reengineering                                                        Nivrutti Bachhav
          32    Summary On Group Technology and its Manfacturing Utilizations                             Krishna Nemani
          55        Building a Dynamic RFID Data Drive Supply Chain Mangement system     by   Puneet Gaur 
          27     Supply chain management in Construction Industry          BY                    हिमांशु
          12 Summary of "AWARENESS OF QUALITY BY USING TQM METHODOLOGY"   By Aniket Rathod
          11     Enhancing quality of vocational training outcome by using
          107 "summary on application of value engineeering in cost optimization"         Quality Function Deployment method (QFD)                       By                    Amrish Kumar Kaushik
          37   Capacity, Leadership, and Organizational Performance                 By                          Milind Magre
          30  SUMMARY OF "PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH DATA ORGANIZATION"  BY              Jitendra Bisen
          05               Routing using Vehicular Adhoc  Network                  By                      Ajinkya Narnaware
          13                        The costs of poor data quality                         By                        Anurag व्यास
          19   http://knol.google.com/k/anonymous/design-application-and-testing-of-the/104wc7rmmuus1/2
                                                                                                         By Deepak Kumar Sahu
          07  Competencies and skills for future Industrial Engineers defined in Spanish degrees Alekh Tibrewala
          1                 The importance of IT in integrated SCM                   By                      Abhimanyu Arya
                                      using data envelopment analysis                              By                               Nitin Chidar
                              with Organizational Reuse Maturity                                   By                Narendra Kumar Meena


          15                          industrial-engineering-and-TQM                                               by                   Amit Kumar (9)
          04      Summary of paper "Measuring the impact of HRM on organisational"   By Abhishek Leonard Hembrom



           03 Summary of Just In Time Car Assembly in Ford       By Abhishek  Dhruwanshi

          Bhavika Chaurasia (17 )

          06  Summary of : Process rescheduling: enabling performance by applying multiple metrics and efficient adaptations                          By -            Akanksha Agarwal (06 )

           048 Summary of A two-stage heuristic for single machine capacitated lot-sizing and scheduling with sequence-dependent setup Casting                       By -           Prachi Shukla (48 )
          59 Summary on a Process Reference Model for Reuse in Industrial Engineering: Enhancing the ISO/IEC 15504 Framework to Cope with Organizational Reuse Maturity                BY  RAHUL KUMAR  (59 )

          08  Summary of “The Practice of Sustainable Construction Standards : A Comparative study of China(PRC) and India”     By  Amit Chauhan

          02 Summary of: The activity-based aggregate production planning with capacity expansion in manufacturing systems            By -  Abhinav Singh (02 )

          58 Summary of : ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT: CHALLENGES IN THE NEW MILLENIUM                         By - Raghu Manthangode   (58)

          26 Summary of Using an objective method for managing the implementation of quality certification in the industry By - Harsh  Kulhara (26)

          21 Summary of The activity-based aggregate production planning with capacity expansion in manufacturing systems  By - Devesh Sharma (21) 


          33   Technology's Impact on the Future of Industrial Engineering By Madhusudhan Kandula ( R No-33)

           31Summary of "Modelling healthcare internal service supply chains for the analysis of medication delivery errors and amplification effects"

          By Komal Maloo (Roll No- 31)

          97 Product development Decision Support System  by Yaswanth Verma (Roll No: 97)



          97 Product development Decision Support System  by Yaswanth Verma (Roll No: 97)

               by Manjeeth (Roll No:34)

          Section B


          Roll NO.                        Article Title                                                                              नामे
          61     Summary Of Article:Industrial engineering priorities              By                 Rajan कुमार
                      for improved demand chain performance 
          68 Summary of paper titled-Business process re-engineering in healthcare management: a case study
          by RAVINDRA A. SIDAM
          101 

          FUZZY AHP FOR EVALUATION OF CUSTOMER ORIENTED SUCCESS FACTORS IN MOBILE COMMERCE--------by Zaid Imam


            summry of 

          Industrial Engineering and TQM

          by vaibhv k pachauri

          by vaibhav  kumbhare


          71  Summary of "The consideration of production aspects during product design stages"  By Sagar Gawali
          77 Summary of "An Analysis Of Six Sigma in Small and Large Manufacturing Companies" By Shailesh Khatwar                                         
          98 Summary of "A Comparison of MTM and RTM" By Surya Prakash Jhawar 
          78 Summary of "Optimal Routing in a transportation Network" By Sheetal Yadav                                            
           72     Summary-of-barriers-to-implement-green supply chain in automible  By        Sahil महाजन

             73.   Study on Effect of Functional Competency on Performance      BY                Saikat Saha                               of Indian Manufacturing सेक्टर
             74 IE and TQM   By Saloni Dave   
             75.               Reverse Logistics- RFID the key to optimality      By  Santosh Kumar

             76. Summary on Applying ergonomics to systems: Some documented ‘‘lessons learned’ By Sathya G

                                                                                     
            90                            Who Belongs to Ergonomics?                          By           Tukaram  Dahiphale  
            85            Study of the implementation of TQM based on soft factor    By           Swapnil Jariwala
            86           Industral engineering and TQM                                           By              Swarnim Suryavanshi
            84         Discretion in Human-Computer Interaction                            By            Sumit Kumar Chhipa 
            94                               The journey of Lean Manufacturing              By                     Vishal Mahajan
            95           Summary of article on "Strategic and administrative roles and       By            Vishnu Chevli
                              quality of service provided by HR function in IT  इन्दुस्ट्री
          81     A feasibility study of the implementation of total quality management based on soft factor   By Sonakshi                                                                                                                                                                  नागदेव
          119  Industrial engineering the Toyota Production System        by Yogesh मोकाशी

          104 Summary of " Assembly line balancing to minimize balancing loss and system loss " By B V Muthuvel नागराजन

          108 Article: Re-engineering of the design process for concurrent engineering

           http://knol.google.com/k/vipin-rajput/-/2hv9p0kbq7wsi/2 By Vipin कुमार



          103 Summary on 'Establishing man machine ratio' By Rajul Agrawal

          62 Industrial Engineering Computations By Rajesh Putta (R.No 62)
          79 Article Title : Demand and Supply Chain Performance : Priorities of Industrial Engineering
           http://knol.google.com/k/shiva-kumar-d/industrial-engineering-priorities-for/3q8fen6xtek7f/2#edit
          By Shivakumar D


          122 Article   

          Industrial engineering priorities for improved demand chain performance

           by- NIRMAL KUMAR संन्यासी
          60  http://knol.google.com/k/raj-kumar-patidar/-/3uu4vql3edlr4/1#view by  RAJ KUMAR PATIDAR
          115 http://knol.google.com/k/akhilesh-chaudhary/evaluation-of-industrial-engineering/sv9veav58rju/4  by AKHILESH चौधरी
          124
          110 knol.google.com/k/anonymous/summery-of-research-paper-method-for/2sh8ewb76cbyk/11 by Gyana Ranjan सामल

          117 Summary Of Paper - Business Process Reengineering by Aastha गोहद
          120  Anjali Sinha,  Article Summary on “Value Chain Vs Supply Chain”-http://knol.google.com/k/anjali-sinha/value-chain-vs-supply-chain/370wk99bh16bu/1#120  Anjali Sinha,  Article Summary on “Value Chain Vs Supply Chain”-http://knol.google.com/k/anjali-sinha/value-chain-vs-supply-chain/370wk99bh16bu/1#120  Anjali Sinha,  Article Summary on “Value Chain Vs Supply Chain”-http://knol.google.com/k/anjali-sinha/value-chain-vs-supply-chain/370wk99bh16bu/1#120  Anjali Sinha,  Article Summary on “Value Chain Vs Supply Chain”-http://knol.google.com/k/anjali-sinha/value-chain-vs-supply-chain/370wk99bh16bu/1#

          Related Knols


          Introduction to Industrial Engineering - Course at NITIE  Course contents, course lecture notes and course lecture slides


          PGDIE 2011 Batch Assignments




          Original knol - http://knol.google.com/k/narayana-rao/ie-research-paper-assignments-by-2011/2utb2lsm2k7a/5472

          Tuesday, April 24, 2012

          Review of THE CONCEPT AND IMPORTANCE OF PRODUCTIVITY

          Review of "THE CONCEPT AND IMPORTANCE OF PRODUCTIVITY"

          The chapter by Kenneth E. Smith, H. B. Maynard and Company, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
          in Maynard's Handbook of Industrial Engineering 5th Edition
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          Productivity is generally considered to be the ratio of output to input.The concept is simple, yet there were difficulties in measurement. Historically, it has been the variety of input that has given measurement difficulties. Today, even the output side is giving measurment difficulty. The production has to meet customer needs, quality expecations and time of delivery.

          PRODUCTIVITY DEFINED

          Total Productivity expresses the relationship between the quantity of goods and services produced (output) and the quantity of labor, capital, land, energy, and other resources to produce it (input). But more popularly, productivity is measured between output and a single measure of input, such as labor or capital.
           
          There is  a growing realization that simply producing large quantities of a standard product does not necessarily mean one is productive. Organizations must produce what the marketplace needs, when it needs it, and at a competitive price.The ideal of meeting customer needs and expectations without error or waste has now entered the vocabulary. This suggests that anything produced that the market does not want cannot be considered an output when calculating productivity. So now the output side of the calculation is more complex now.
           
          Labor Productivity

          Industrial engineers have their primary focus on the labor productivity. When considering labor productivity, the input is simply the quantity of labor expended. In a more sophisticated analysis, the industrial engineer will also consider things such as how effective the labor is by measuring performance, utilization, and method levels.

          The industrial engineer typically only considers the value of the parts produced or the total standard hours produced as the output. Smith criticizes the role of IE by writing "The parts produced might sit in inventory, be sold at a discount, or may never be sold. Unless more attention is given to the output, making sure what is produced is meeting a customer demand, the industrial engineer will only be helping to improve the production of waste." Is Smith right in making this statement. Smith is confusing between industrial engineer's work of improving the potential of an operator to produce more on a given task and the production plan which is the responsibility of production manager. Improvement in technique does not mean that waste will be produced.
           
           

          THE INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER’S PERSPECTIVE ON PRODUCTIVITY
           
          In the past, the mission of industrial engineers has generally been to increase the output of all of the available resources, machines, materials, men etc.   The assumption was that increased output meant increased productivity.

          The shift from mass production concepts to lean production refocuses the industrial engineer’s role. Many of the tools remain the same, but the context in which they are applied has changed. Rather than simply improving operations to produce more effectively, industrial engineers have to consider the customer’s demands also develop their productivity improvement programs. The industrial engineer must assess the entire value stream, from order taking to shipment to collection of receipts, and then help to facilitate
          improvements that will enhance the flow of value to the customer and the organization.
           
          Smith wrote 'The industrial engineer’s perspective on productivity has been somewhat narrow, often
          focused on increasing output by improving labor productivity on the shop floor... Now the industrial engineer must serve as productivity engineer. It is imperative that the industrial engineer understand the definition of productivity as it applies to the organization being served and diligently use the skills and talents he or she possesses to make improvements. Furthermore, the industrial engineer must become the champion of productivity improvement, helping others to understand the definition, the importance of making improvements, and how those improvements can be made."  The need to differentiate between industrial engineering department and individual industrial engineer is important. Industrial engineering department needs to have individual industrial engineers who focus on human resource and improve its potential productivity on various tasks undertaken by the company. Similarly, the department also needs IEs who can improve the productivity other resources. In addition it needs attention to plan for total productivity on definition chosen by the organization. I personal now advocate at least three section in IE departments to focus on human effort, system efficiency and system design and improvement management activities.
           

          Productivity analysis is the regular review of the organization’s definition of productivity and an assessment of progress. If a reporting mechanism is in place, then it should be reviewed regularly. If there is not a reporting system, then industrial engineering should be given the task of  conducting meaningful assessments on a regular basis.As a result of productivity analysis, productivity improvement opportunities have to be outlined. The level of management attention to productivity will be dictated by the organization circumstances. But top management has to ensure that productivity is part of the annual as well as long range plans.
           
           
          Original knol - http://knol.google.com/k/narayana-rao/review-of-the-concept-and-importance-of/2utb2lsm2k7a/2297

          System Improvement Management - Section or Department

          Descriptions of Activities of the Departments (Case Studies)
          A transformer manufacturing plant had an Improvement Management Department and it was given the following activities in a particular year (around 1999)
           
          Propagating continuous improvement culture in the plant through:
           
          1. Providing TQM related training.
          2. Implementation of small group activities.
          3. Publication of improvement newsletter.
          4. Implementation of visual control system.
          5. Promotion of kaizen activities
          6. Operating improvement library
          7. Co-ordination of value engineering activities
           
          Original knol - http://knol.google.com/k/narayana-rao/system-improvement-management-section/2utb2lsm2k7a/1726

          Sunday, April 22, 2012

          Questions and Answers on Engineering Economic Analysis

          You can write your questions on Engineering Economic Analysis in the comments.
          ___________________________________________________________________________________________

          Knols on Engineering Economics

          Engineering Economics - Knol Book
          Engineering Economy or Engineering Economics: Economic Decision Making by Engineers



          ___________________________________________________________________________________________
          Knol - 599

          Saturday, April 21, 2012

          Work Measurement in Maintenance Operations - Chapter Contents


          How to Use Work Measurement for High-Productivity Maintenance Operations
          by Thomas A Westerkamp, CEO, Productivity Network, 2002
          http://www.pninc.com/maint/articles/MaintWkMeas0102.pdf

          MOST - Maynard Operation Sequence Technique - Chapter Contents

          Work Measurement - Interesting Web Pages

          NPTEL Lecture note on work measurement
          Work Measurement in Skilled Labor Environments
          Tom Best
          IIE uploaded file
          http://www.iienet2.org/uploadedFiles/SHS_Community/Resources/Work%20Measurement%20in%20Skilled%20Labor%20Environments.pdf

          A Work Study Technique for Non-Repetitive Work: Development, Reliability and Validity
          by B.S. Bhagoliwal, 1960 Research Paper
          Paper in on applicability Work sampling in office work study.
          http://library.isical.ac.in/jspui/bitstream/10263/1728/1/JOPR-4-2-1960-P44-53.pdf

          Analysis of Public Projects

          Engineering Economics Revision Article Series
          Benefit cost comparisons
           
          Cost-effectiveness analysis
           
           
          Illustrative Problem
           

          The Tennessee department of Transportation (TDOT) is considering building its first tolledbypass . around the town of Greenfield, Tennessee. The initial cost of the bypass is estimated to be $5.7 million. The installation of the tollbooth along the bypass is estimated to be about $1.3 million. The annual maintenance cost of the bypass is to be $85,000 each year while the annual maintenance cost of the tollbooth is to be $65,000 each year. Due to the construction of the bypass, Greenfield is expected to receive estimated tax savings of $225,000 per year. In addition, TDOT has projected savings of $100,000 each year. Once the tollbooth is constructed, each car that passes through the toll is expected to pay a fare of $0.90. The city estimates that there will be a total of 500,000 cars using the bypass each year. Other relevant data is listed below.

           

          Resurfacing cost (every 7 years) 4% of bypass initial cost

          Shoulder grading/rework 90% of resurfacing cost

          If the state uses an interest rate of 7%, should the .toll-bypass. be constructed? What is the project.s total yearly worth? Assume perpetual life.

          ( From http://www.oup.com/us/pdf/engineeringecon/Chapter14.pdf)

           

           

           

          hits counter Original Knol - http://knol.google.com/k/narayana-rao/analysis-of-public-projects/2utb2lsm2k7a/ 255

          Depreciation and Income Tax Considerations

          Engineering Economics Revision Article Series
          Provisions for recovering capital invested in income-producing assets are made by charging depreciation against current income.
           
          Depreciation charges are not actual cash flows.
           
          Engineering economic analysis needs to take into consideration the depreciation methods that can be used by the organization.
           

          References

           

          Engineering Economics, 4th Edition, James L. Riggs, David D. Bedworth, and Sabah U. Randhawa, McGraw Hill, New York, 1996

          hits counter Original Knol - http://knol.google.com/k/narayana-rao/depreciation-and-income-tax/2utb2lsm2k7a/ 256

          Friday, April 20, 2012

          Efficiency - Performance and Cost Optimization of Database Systems

           
          Many IT specialists and managers may not be looking for IT cost savings. They may believe what's most important is delivery of correction information on time, every time.
           
          But efficiency improvement, performance and optimization of IT systems have significant savings and IT managers should not ignore them.
           
          Optimizing your organization's databases reduces unnecessary and wasteful CPU consumption, generating a ripple effect of benefits: lower CPU consumption, lower energy costs for hardware and cooling, improved server consolidation and virtualization, lower hardware costs, lower software licensing costs, and improved organizational productivity through better, more reliable, and more predictable response times. [1]
           
           
           
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          Related Web Pages
           
          Oracle Database Performance Tuning Guide
           
          Overview Database Performance Improvement Process
           
          Efficient Relational Database Management using Graphics Processors
           
          More waste elimination
          http://method-r.com/index.php?option=com_docman&task=cat_view&gid=38&Itemid=56

          Thinking clearly about Performance
          http://method-r.com/downloads/cat_view/38-papers-and-articles

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          Knols
          All about performance
          http://knol.google.com/k/hossein-akhlaghpour/all-about-performance/1flc79hj2cw6y/13#

           
           
          Original knol - http://knol.google.com/k/narayana-rao/efficiency-performance-and-cost/2utb2lsm2k7a/ 3882

          Industrial Engineering Consultancy Projects - Collection


          TPM and Cost Reduction in Coated Paper Plant
          2009
          20% cost reduction achieved in pilot plant and as well as production plants.
          http://www.solvingefeso.com/index.php?m1=Case-Studies&l1=WCOM-/-TPM-project-in-Forestry-%7C-Paper-sector---Cost-deployment:-to-draw-up-the-troops%5BForst%7CPp_003_Mfg_OpEx%5D

          Number of projects are reported Solvingefeso in the area of operational efficiency and cost reduction.