Mind Your Business
Bolte strongly recommends that in-plants install management information systems to measure items like on-time delivery, spoilage, individual job cost and customer satisfaction. Only with this precise information can managers prove their productivity and cost savings and hold vendors to their promises when equipment doesn't perform as expected.
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