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- 2. Magister Manajemen 1. COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE The company occupies some positions where the competitors cannot copy its
- 3. Competitive Advantage (Barney, 1991); Company has low cost compared to other competitors. The quality of products/services
- 4. Competitive Advantage (ME Porter, 1985) Magister Manajemen
- 5. Competitive Advantage in the Public Sector (Popa dkk; Theoretical and Empiribal Researchers in Urban Management, Vol.1
- 6. The source CA of an organization: Available of quantity/quality superior financial, physical and HR Possession of
- 7. Sources of CA in the public sector: Emergence of a new service Introduction of new management
- 8. The key questions to gains CA: Do distinctive element actually meet the needs, interest and expectation
- 9. The information revolution: Change the structure of industries and the rules competition Gives companies the chance
- 10. Particularly of CA in the public sector: Important; the CA has to be perceived by stakeholders
- 11. Innovative business models a factor for CA of the companies (Stoilkovska dkk; UTMS journal of economics
- 12. Elaborate as sources of CA; Selection of a target market Contemporary information and communication technologies The
- 13. Toward global competitive advantage (Creation, competition, cooperation, andco-option :Hao Ma,2004) Magister Manajemen
- 14. 2. GLOBALISASI Perkembangan ekonomi dimana perusahaan-perusahaan dari negara industri (Eropa,Jepang, Amerika Utara) mendominasi pasar dunia. (Amerika
- 15. NICs (Korea, Singapura dan Taiwan) Growing wealth from supplying technologically sophisticated product and services, like software
- 16. Manajer : Serving customer world wide with regional manufacturing and product feature, but with many common
- 17. 3. ENVIRONMENTAL NEW INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (Berry & Rondinelli, 1998) GREEN CUSTOMER GREEN PRODUCT GREEN PROCESS GREEN
- 18. TAHAPAN MANAJEMEN LINGKUNGAN PERUSAHAAN Sumber: Berry and Rondinelli (1998) Magister Manajemen Sistem Manajemen Lingkungan Pelaksanaan Regulasi
- 19. 4. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY (CSR) CSR represent action that appears to further some social good, extends
- 20. Definisi CSR Vos (2003); As the obligations or duties of an organization to a specific systems
- 21. CSR of public sector company: a case study of BHEL (Khatik,2016; International business ethics in developing
- 22. ISUE DALAM INDUSTRI Intense competition a. Global restructuring b. Newly industrial economies Global market, sourching,financing Domestic
- 23. Lanjutan…… Product variety & mass customization PLC continue to decrease Emphasis on quality Zero defect will
- 24. Lanjutan……. Advance in technology Information tech. change dramatically Worker involvement Ability to create, utilize knowledge as
- 25. FACILITY LAYOUT Magister Manajemen
- 26. Managerial Issues Recognizing that many factors must be considered in choosing how to layout a facility.
- 27. Facilities Layout The configuration of departments, work centers, and equipment, with particular emphasis on movement of
- 28. Implication Layout: Reaching quality, productivity, and competitiveness of a firm. How efficient workers can do their
- 29. Objective of Layout Design Facilitate attainment of product or service quality Use workers and space efficiently
- 30. Types of Manufacturing Layouts Magister Manajemen
- 31. Basic Layout Types Process layout Layout that can handle varied processing requirements Group activities together in
- 32. Can handle a variety of processing requirements Not particularly vulnerable to equipment failures Equipment used is
- 33. In-process inventory costs can be high Challenging routing and scheduling Equipment utilization rates are low Material
- 34. Interdepartmental Flow Graph with Number of Annual Movements Magister Manajemen
- 35. Steps for Process Layout Loading department to department Non-adjacent load Re-layout Steps for Process Layout Magister
- 36. Product Layout Layout that uses standardized processing operations to achieve smooth, rapid, high-volume flow. Arrange activities
- 37. High rate of output Low unit cost Labor specialization Low material handling cost High utilization of
- 38. Creates dull, repetitive jobs Poorly skilled workers may not maintain equipment or quality of output Fairly
- 39. A U-Shaped Production Line Magister Manajemen
- 40. Assembly Line Balancing Formulas Magister Manajemen
- 41. Assembly Steps and Times for Model J Wagon Magister Manajemen
- 42. Precedence Graph Magister Manajemen
- 43. Balance Made According to Largest Number of Following Tasks Rule *Denotes task arbitrarily selected where there
- 44. Precedence Graph Efficiency Calculation Magister Manajemen
- 45. Magister Manajemen
- 46. JUST-IN TIME (JIT) Magister Manajemen
- 47. Managerial Issues The natural tension between effectiveness (satisfying customers) and efficiency (using resources well). The evolution
- 48. JUST-IN TIME (JIT) IS A PHILOSOPHY OF IMPROVEMENT THROUGH AGGRESSIVELY DISCOVERING AND RESOLVING ANY PROBLEMS OR
- 49. Magister Manajemen Waste is ‘anything other than the minimum amount of equipment, materials, parts, space, and
- 50. Management philosophy of continuous and forced problem solving Supplies and components are ‘pulled’ through system to
- 51. Lean Production; Lean Production supplies customers with exactly what the customer wants, when the customer wants,
- 52. Attacks waste Anything not adding value to the product From the customer’s perspective Exposes problems and
- 53. Magister Manajemen Overproduction Waiting Transportation Inefficient processing Inventory Unnecessary motion Product defects Types of Waste
- 54. Magister Manajemen Supplier – Production – Distribution System
- 55. Suppliers reduced number of vendors supportive supplier relationships quality deliveries on time Layout work-cell layouts with
- 56. Magister Manajemen Inventory small lot sizes low setup times specialized bins for holding set number of
- 57. Magister Manajemen JIT Contribution to Competitive Advantage – continued…….. Preventive Maintenance scheduled daily routine operator involvement
- 58. Magister Manajemen JIT Contribution to Competitive Advantage – continued…….. Employee Empowerment empowered and cross-trained employees few
- 59. Just-in-Time Success Factors; Magister Manajemen
- 60. KOMPONEN JIT PEOPLE INVOLVEMENT 1. Team Work. 2. Disiplin. 3. Supplier Partnership. Magister Manajemen
- 61. TOTAL QUALITY CONTROL (TQC) 1. Quality is every body job 2. The Immediate customer 3. Quality
- 62. IMPLEMENTASI JIT Pendidikan dan kepemimpinan bagi seluruh level manajemen. Partisipasi dan keterlibatan karyawan. Pengendalian mutu terpadu.
- 63. BENEFIT JIT Reduce Inventory. Improve Quality. Lower Cost. Shorter Lead Time. Increase Productivity. Greater Flexibility. Better
- 64. Yielding Faster response to the customer at lower cost and higher quality A competitive advantage! Magister
- 65. JIT (TOYOTA) Sejarah berdirinya Toyota: Magister Manajemen
- 66. Lanjutan...... Magister Manajemen
- 67. Toyota Production System (TPS) Filosofi Bisnis Toyota (Toyota WAY) 2 Pilar TPS Just-In Time Barang yang
- 68. Apakah Just-in Time itu ? Kumpulkan hanya barang yang tepat, diwaktu yang tepat, dalam jumlah yang
- 69. Prinsip JIT: Pengurangan Lead Time Magister Manajemen
- 70. Yang tidak boleh terjadi (Muda) 7 muda : Over production Menunggu Transportasi Over proses/kualitas Stock (dana
- 71. Bagaimana menjadi kompetitif ? Meningkatkan produktivitas kerja adalah penting Produktivitas Peralatan Produktivitas Material Produktivitas Kerja Magister
- 72. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM) Magister Manajemen
- 73. Managerial Issues Concentration of resources on the firm’s core competencies such as supply chain management. Increasing
- 74. VALUE CHAIN AND COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE Competitive adv. Cannot be understand by looking at a firm as
- 75. Gossman (1977) “Competition is no longer company to company, but supply chain to supply chain” Dalam
- 76. A SUPPLY CHAIN Interrelated organization, resources, and processes that create and deliver products and services to
- 77. Facilities Warehouses Factories Processing centers Distribution centers Retail outlets Offices Magister Manajemen
- 78. Functions and Activities Forecasting Purchasing Inventory management Information management Quality assurance Scheduling Production and delivery Customer
- 79. SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM) Coordinate all these activities so that customers can be provide with prompt
- 80. continued……. Suatu jaringan bisnis yang otonom, atau semiotonom, terintegrasi dan bertanggung jawab terhadap penyediaan, pemrosesan dan
- 81. continued…… Supply Chain Management The long-term relationship between a firm and its suppliers to ensure the
- 82. Logistics Inbound Logistics The delivery of goods and services that are purchased from suppliers and/or their
- 83. Magister Manajemen
- 84. The Evolution of Supply Chain Management Exhibit 4.2A,B Magister Manajemen
- 85. The Evolution of Supply Chain Management (cont’d) Exhibit 4.2C,D Magister Manajemen
- 86. Current Trends in Supply Chain Management Magister Manajemen
- 87. Requirements for Successful Supply Chain Successful Supply Chain Management Magister Manajemen
- 88. OBJECTIVE SCM To coordinate all the different activities, or “links” of the chain, so that goods
- 89. Tujuan SCM: Penyerahan produk secara tepat waktu untuk memuaskan konsumen. Mengurangi biaya Meningkatkan value dari seluruh
- 90. PROBLEM IN SCM WRONG FORECAST SLOW INFORMATION POOR QUALITY MATERIAL/PARTS MACHINE BREAKDOWN CANCELED ORDER LATE DELIVERY
- 91. Faktor Pendorong SCM Consumer demand Globalisasi Competition Teknologi informasi dan komunikasi Government regulation Environment Magister Manajemen
- 92. EFFECTIVE SCM Require that suppliers and customers work together in a coordinated manner by sharing and
- 93. TWO PRIMARY ELEMEN SCM Structure Include org. units that interact within the supply chain such as
- 94. Model Integrasi Supply Chain Magister Manajemen Integrasi ke Konsumen Integrasi ke Pemasok Pemasok Perusahaan Konsumen
- 95. Proses Pabrikan dan Distribusi Pita Cukai Magister Manajemen Aplikasi Hologram Percetakan Pita Cukai Distribusi Konsumen Bahan
- 96. Pendekatan Value Chain dalam Pengembangan UMKM Magister Manajemen Primary Producers Logistics Industry Traders Micro Level Specific
- 97. Fleksibilitas SCM Kemampuan organisasi secara efektif beradaptasi atau merespon berbagai perubahan. (Gerwin, 1993) Fleksibilitas yang secara
- 98. Product flexibility: Kemampuan memenuhi produk non-standar (feature, warna, desain dll) Volume flexibility: Kemampuan perusahaan scr efektif
- 99. Pola Integrasi dlm SCM Magister Manajemen Upper quartile Perusahaan Konsumen Extensive None Pemasok Extensive Lower quartile
- 100. Magister Manajemen QUALITY MANAGEMENT
- 101. Managerial Issues Defining quality from the customer’s perspective. Constant increases in the level of quality of
- 102. Magister Manajemen
- 103. Magister Manajemen
- 104. What is Quality ? A degree or level of excellence (Oxford American dictionary) 2.The totally of
- 105. The Quality Gurus Quality Gurus Individuals who have been identified as making a significant contribution to
- 106. Quality Dimension (goods): perspektif konsumen Performance Features; extra items added to the basic feature. Reliability; kehandalan
- 107. Quality Dimension(services): perspektif konsumen Time and timeliness Completeness Courtesy; how customers are treated by employees Consistency
- 108. Magister Manajemen
- 109. Quality (perspektif produsen) Conform to specification Quality is free (Philip Crosby) Dipengaruhi oleh: Desain proses produksi
- 110. Management Quality Awards International Standard Organization (ISO)-9000, 14000 Standard Nasional Indonesia (SNI) Akreditasi Museum Rekor Indonesia
- 111. 3 Mitos dalam MBNQA The Baldrige Award requires large expenditures on the application and preparation for
- 112. MBNQA Items (1000 points) Leadership (100 point) Information and Analysis (70 point) Strategic Quality Planning (60
- 113. Quality Certification ISO 9000 Set of international standards on quality management and quality assurance, critical to
- 114. ISO 9000 Quality Management Principles Customer focus Leadership People involvement Process approach A systems approach to
- 115. ISO 14000 ISO 14000: a set of international standards for assessing a company’s environmental performance Standards
- 116. ISO 14000 Management systems Systems development and integration of environmental responsibilities into business planning Operations Consumption
- 117. TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT (TQM) The management of quality in every facet of the business and the
- 118. PRINCIPLES OF TQM The customer defines quality, and the customer needs are the top priority. Top
- 119. KEY TQM CONCEPTS Long term perspective Upper management commitment Employ a system approach Training and tools
- 120. 5 reason for resistance to change Fear of losing something (authority, pay, status or job) Poor
- 121. KAIZEN Usaha perbaikan terus menerus dan tidak pernah berhenti untuk mencapai keadaan atau kondisi yang lebih
- 122. Bentuk Aplikasi Kaizen Jishuken Suatu aplikasi kaizen yang dilakukan di area dimana proses kerja berlangsung dengan
- 123. Tujuan Kaizen Memberikan sumbangan untuk perbaikan dan pengembangan perusahaan. Menghormati harkat manusia di dalam usahanya untuk
- 124. Sasaran Kaizen: Lebih baik (kualitas meningkat, produktivitas) Lebih murah (pengurangan biaya yang tidak perlu). Lebih aman
- 125. Kaizen diciptakan untuk menghilangkan : Muda (pemborosan); menunggu, gerakan, persediaan, pengiriman, proses, peduksi, dan repair. Mura
- 126. Prinsip dasar siklus Deming Plan; buatlah rencana yang baik/sesuai sebelum mulai bekerja. Do; laksanakan tindakan sesuai
- 127. STATISTICAL QUALITY CONTROL (SQC) Magister Manajemen
- 128. LATAR BELAKANG Global Competition Pergeseran level persaingan (state-corporate-product) Improve Quality Increase customer satisfaction and competitiveness Magister
- 129. STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL (SPC) A statistical procedure using control chart to see if any part of
- 130. CONTROL CHART Is a graph that establishes the control limits of a process. Fungsi Control Chart
- 131. Hubungan antara Bi. Inspeksi dg Bi. kerusakan Magister Manajemen
- 132. Cost of Quality Appraisal Costs Costs of activities designed to ensure quality or uncover defects Prevention
- 133. SPC Applied to Service Hospital: quickness of care, staff responses, accuracy of lab tests, cleanliness. Grocery
- 134. Why use sampling ? Sampling often is faster Some test require that the product be damaged
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