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20 Keys management system
ISO 9001; ISO 14000; ISO 22000/HACCP; OHSAS 18000
Theory of Constraints
Diagnostic Analysis
Enterprise Restructuring
Feasibility study
Theory of Constraints-TOC
from conventional management to Management the TOC way
Goal of an organization?
To make money now, as well as in future.
Eliyahu M Goldratt, author of TOC
The Theory of Constraints (TOC) is based on the assumption that any system, no matter how complex it seems, is governed by just a few elements. Identifying the system’s constraints and managing them accordingly produces fast paced results and fosters harmony throughout the system.
TOC is applied to logically and systematically answer these four questions essential to any process of ongoing improvement:
- WHAT to change?
Pinpoint the core problem - WHAT to change TO?
Construct simple practical solutions - HOW to cause the change?
Induce the proper people to make the change (to invent such solutions) - What creates the process of ongoing improvement (POOGI)?
Institute a process that facilitates continuous improvement
Key Advantages:What is unique about TOC?
- Search for a logical reasoning
The use of Cause & Effect relationships to structure our thinking, record our analysis and understand the suggested solution for any problem (based on Convergence) - Resolve conflicts
A strong belief that there should be no conceptual conflict within our reality – hence – striving to find a win-win solution to any perceived “no solution situation” (Local & Global) - Seek for collaboration and contribution
The use of TOC logical tools logic to communicate to ourselves and thereafter to the team with the view of working together to achieve the desired improvement (based on Respect)
