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maintech Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 1 |
Hello I am a graduate student and doing my thesis Thank you Frank Purifoy IP: Logged |
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Jada Forum Contributor Posts: 26 |
There's lots of books around that will give you a reasobale understanding. A good book to begin with is, "Succesfully installing TPM", the author is Hartmann. While not a brilliant book it is a good reference.Best place to look is in Amazon.com While TPM is a good methodology, one of its shortcomings (in my opinion)is that it does not relate to the bottom line. For instance, if I have a Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) of 55% and I improve it to 95%, what does it actually do for the company? Savings should be quantified in some way, preferably in dollar terms and back to return on assetts (ROA). As a suggestion you might want to structure your papaer around constructing a financial model that identifies levels of improvement from installing TPM into a company. Hope this helps. IP: Logged |
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