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Studying Your Workforce: By Alan Clardy, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 1997., Anand Kasthuri Oct 1997

Studying Your Workforce: By Alan Clardy, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 1997., Anand Kasthuri

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


Fmcg Distribution In India, Y L R Moorthi Apr 1997

Fmcg Distribution In India, Y L R Moorthi

IIMB Management Review

The key to success in the Indian markets, especially in rural areas, lies in distribution. Sustained performance of multi-national corporations like Lever and ITC as well as that of Indian companies like Tata and Nirma lies in their distribution strength. The FMCG distribution practices of Coca Cola and Cadbury are outlined.


Are Indian Companies Ready For Just-In-Time?, B Mahadevan Apr 1997

Are Indian Companies Ready For Just-In-Time?, B Mahadevan

IIMB Management Review

The time is ripe to understand what the Indian industry has done to assimilate the Just-in-Time (JIT) philosophy. Practitioners belonging to different sectors of industry would like to know what areas to concentrate on for successful JIT implementation. The study addresses these issues and seeks to bridge the gap between the 'doers' and 'thinkers' of JIT implementation.


Towards World Class, Subroto Bagchi Dec 1996

Towards World Class, Subroto Bagchi

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No abstract provided.


“Process Re-Engineering - The Key To Achieving Breakthrough Success” By Lon Roberts, Tata Mcgraw Hill Publishing Co. Ltd., D Ashok Dec 1996

“Process Re-Engineering - The Key To Achieving Breakthrough Success” By Lon Roberts, Tata Mcgraw Hill Publishing Co. Ltd., D Ashok

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


Outsourcing In Practice, M R Gopalan, Krishna Sundar Jun 1996

Outsourcing In Practice, M R Gopalan, Krishna Sundar

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No abstract provided.


Top Gear Manufacturing, B Mahadevan Jun 1996

Top Gear Manufacturing, B Mahadevan

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


Emerging Trends In Procurement Management, Sudhindra Seshadri Dec 1991

Emerging Trends In Procurement Management, Sudhindra Seshadri

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


Weighted Average In Process Costing, S P Deshpande Dec 1991

Weighted Average In Process Costing, S P Deshpande

IIMB Management Review

Process Costing is achieved by the use of two methods, namely, FIFO method and the weighted average method. Practical consideration make the latter method more acceptable though it is not recognised approach. This paper deals with one of the alternate approaches and is compared with the standard approach.


Equipment Acquisition Lcc Approach, B S Chetty, K N Krishnaswamy Dec 1991

Equipment Acquisition Lcc Approach, B S Chetty, K N Krishnaswamy

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The Life Cycle Costing (LCC) approach focuses attention on all funds to be expended during the useful life of a productive asset including associated activities directly linked to its use. LCC improves upon the procedure/evaluation criterion which is today totally biased towards short-term approach such as considering only first cost or price alone. The obvious benefits of the approach are discussed in detail in this paper for adaptation by organisations. However, the need for approriate data for applying this approach is also emphasised.


In Search Of Productivity By G. K. Suri & R. C. Mongra, New Delhi: National Productivity Council, 1989., T S Nagabhusana Dec 1990

In Search Of Productivity By G. K. Suri & R. C. Mongra, New Delhi: National Productivity Council, 1989., T S Nagabhusana

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No abstract provided.


Freight Transport Management In India Railways Through Improved Wagon Utilization, T Krishna Kumar, D M Pradyumna, R D Saklani Jun 1990

Freight Transport Management In India Railways Through Improved Wagon Utilization, T Krishna Kumar, D M Pradyumna, R D Saklani

IIMB Management Review

Application of management concepts and tools to the service sector, particularly in the public sector, is of very recent origin. Such applications to rail freight transport, particularly in developing countries, are very few. This paper presents such an application to the problem of freight transport management in Indian Railways. The problem considered is that of efficient utilization of the scarce rolling stock -wagons. The plan of the paper is as follows. Section 2 gives a brief background of Indian Railways. A brief review of freight management models is presented in Section 3. The same section also gives a description of …


A Case On Material Management Practices In A Public Sector Enterprise, B Ramamurthy Jun 1990

A Case On Material Management Practices In A Public Sector Enterprise, B Ramamurthy

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


Large Projects And Ancillarisation: A Case Study In East India, O P Chopra Dec 1989

Large Projects And Ancillarisation: A Case Study In East India, O P Chopra

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


A Sugar Movement Planning System For Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation, Nirmala Hindupur Jun 1989

A Sugar Movement Planning System For Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation, Nirmala Hindupur

IIMB Management Review

Public distribution of essential commodities is a vital sector of the Indian
economy. This sector, with its diverse activities, has tremendous scope for
efficiency improvement and cost control through the implementation of
Computer-Aided Management (CAM) Systems. Because of its vital importance,
this area is one of the thrust areas selected by CAM Centre, ASCI, Hyderabad
for the development of CAM systems.
The Kerala State Civil Supplies Corporation Ltd. (KSCSC) is one of the
organizations identified for the development of CAM systems.
This paper describes the Sugar Movement Planning System designed
and developed under the GAM project by the author at …


Computerized Location And Distribution Of Fertilizer, V B Kaujalgi, A K Rao Jun 1989

Computerized Location And Distribution Of Fertilizer, V B Kaujalgi, A K Rao

IIMB Management Review

Distribution of manufactured products to the places of consumption is a well known management problem, and a complex one on account of the size of
the problem, the variety of modes of transportation available, Government regulations and management conditions. It is very difficult even for an expert
manager to work out an acceptable plan of distribution of the commodity in a reasonable time. Day to day management of the distribution is almost
impossible by the manual method for even a medium size distribution problem. Computers are now playing an important role in management decision
making. Such applications are becoming attractive …


Quality Circles: Facilitator And Barriers In Three Large Industrial Organisations In India, R S Dwivedi Dec 1988

Quality Circles: Facilitator And Barriers In Three Large Industrial Organisations In India, R S Dwivedi

IIMB Management Review

No abstract provided.


Freight Transport Deregulation And Its Impact In New Zealand, Gagadish C Guria Jul 1987

Freight Transport Deregulation And Its Impact In New Zealand, Gagadish C Guria

IIMB Management Review

In recent years a move towards deregulation, i.e. the replacement of quantity restrictions on the number of licences, on maximum and/or minimum rates, on geographic boundaries of operation etc., by quality restriction on drivers’ qualifications and systems of operation, has become a significant development in the transport policy of many countries: Australia. Sweden, Switzerland,U.K., USA, and New Zealand. The trend was first set in Australia, in 1954 when the interstate freight transport was deregulated. Later on this trend spread to individual states: South Australia in 1968 and New South Wales in 1974. In Sweden a move towards deregulation was initiated …