Posts Tagged ‘Manufacturing performance’

Employee Performance Management – a Manufacturing sector perspective

Written by Adelina Chelniciuc on November 10, 2010. Posted in Articles, Individual Performance

The traditional level at which performance management concepts are used in organisations is the individual level. Individual performance management is the organisational level with the longest history, as it mirrors the evolution of organizational complexity . A recent Aberdeen Group Report, released in September 2010, provides more insight into the characteristics of the employee performance management practices in manufacturing organizations.

Toyota Motor Corporation and TPS – champions of performance improvement

Written by Adelina Chelniciuc on October 25, 2010. Posted in Around the world, Articles, Organisational performance

Today more than ever, Toyota continues to be studied by scholars and professionals that are interested to understand how a handful of people that formed the early Toyoda family succeeded in setting one of the one world’s greatest manufacturers. It took decades of hard work, innovation and a unique philosophy to turn what was first a small manufacturer of looms used in the textile industry into a champion in the more competitive and tough automotive global market.