Case studies
SSPL, a Manufacturing Company having been in the industry for over 25 Years, approached us with a unique problem. They were having quite a good order book but were unable to execute either completely or on-time. Backlogs were mounting. Precious time of many people in the organisation was getting wasted in trying to convince an already frustrated customer. They were on brink of loosing key and big accounts. Errors in execution were increasing and so were the quality defects. While the risk of loosing revenue loomed large, profits started to deteriorate. That was when we entered.
Requirement / Problem Statement
- - Improve On-Time and In-Full (OTIF) performance
- - Develop a structured Operations review mechanism
- - Improve Profitability
- - Establish a robust Operations Management System
- - Improve Leadership, Functional and Technical competencies of the team members
Approach / Tools Used
- - Gap Assessment to identify Strengths, Weaknesses and Opportunities
- - A simplified Balanced Scorecard to clearly and distinctly focus on Financial perspective, Customer perspective, Internal Business process perspective and Learning perspective
- - SAP Business one to standardize operations
Outcome / Measurable Result Achieved
- - Revenue moved up from 100 crores to 120 crores
- - Customer satisfaction level improved to 90%
- - On-Time and In-Full (OTIF) performance improved to 85%
- - Profitability increased by 8%
- - Productivity and Team work substantially improved
- - Attrition rate reduced to below 5%
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Operational Excellence
DMAIC - Six Sigma Case study
Lean Six Sigma is simply a process for solving a problem. It consists of five basic phases: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control.
Lean and Six Sigma complement each other. Lean accelerates Six Sigma, delivering greater results than what would typically be achieved by Lean or Six Sigma individually.
DMAIC (Lean Six Sigma) is also a system of management that results in a steady pipeline of projects that are ready for improvement. There are obstacles to smooth operations in any business, and Lean Six Sigma provides guidelines to help you select the right projects at the right time.
Using DMAIC methodology, we have delivered substantial cost reductions and faster project implementation in companies like TATA and SKF
Requirement / Problem Statement
- - Re - introduction of new product in TATA within 3 months
- - Initially when the product was lunched there were several customer complaints and serious backlash leading to callback, heavy rejections and damage to brand image.
Approach / Tools Used
- - Lean Manufacturing Techniques
- - Six Sigma
- - Design Of Experiments (DOE)
- - Study across multiple manufacturing sites
Outcomes
- - Successfully re-lunched the product within 2 1/2 months
- - Customer complaints reduced dramatically
- - Elimination of rejections leading to cost savings of about 5 crores
- - Lateral deployment of the learnings to other similar product
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