Improving the Overall Equipment Effectiveness of a Machine: Case of a Float Glass Manufacturer in India

Constant upgradation is the key to survival for any industry in the present competitive and challenging environment. Gold Plus Group, apart from being the first wholly owned Indian group to manufacture float glass, is also known for being a benchmark of quality. This study highlights the major issue...

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Published in:ICFAI journal of operations management 2014-08, Vol.13 (3), p.56-56
Main Authors: Jasial, Sumeet Singh, Pal, S S, Thakur, Vinayak
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Benchmarks
Constants
Effectiveness
Efficiency
Failure
Floats
Glass
Glass & glassware industry
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India
Manufacturers
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Roots
Studies
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Testing laboratories
Working hours
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