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Book details
  • Genre:BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
  • SubGenre:Finance / General
  • Language:English
  • Pages:500
  • eBook ISBN:9789671275627

Cost Reduction Strategies

by Palani Murugappan

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Overview
Cost Reduction Strategies for the Manufacturing Sector with application of Microsoft Excel By Palani Murugappan
Description
The word “Cost Reduction” usually sends shivers to any employee as the first thing that comes on their mind is they may be next in line to be retrenched (worst case scenario). Alternatively, a cost reduction exercise may case many existing privileges to be removed. Thus, any cost reducing exercise sends an initial negative response to most. However, in this book, the cost reduction tips and pointers outline how any manufacturing company can reduce their costs significantly by using concepts used in Japan and many other developed countries for years. Activities such as Gemba Kaizen (continuous improvement), Six Sigma, and others are pointed out as how you can use them. All these activities are supported with relevant exercises using Microsoft Excel with key chapters on using some of the more useful built-in functions.
About the author
Palani Murugappan, having written over 40 books on software applications to-date, is a consultant involved in the areas of IT and e-business management. He is also involved in content development and technical writing. Besides this, he is also a public speaker and trainer at seminars. Palani has been involved in writing for more than 10 years. He did his undergraduate studies in Australia in Mathematics and Computer Science, followed by a MBA (E-Commerce). He also holds the Chartered Institute of Marketing Diploma from the United Kingdom. His passion to continuously write on new software applications is never-ending.