Transformation Process
Transformation Process
before, which contributed towards 5% growth in our economy. The average annual
productivity growth from 2010 to 2015 was 2%. To achieve the 3.7% annual growth as
targeted under the Eleventh Malaysia Plan (11MP).
Malaysia will continuously challenge global frontiers by building upon its productivity.
Growth in productivity not only has a positive correlation with national GDP, but also
ensures greater efficiency and sustainability in the nations pursuit of excellence.
Inputs
Raw materials sand,
cement, wood, water,
steel and electricity
Capital equipment
mixers, trucks, forklifts
and tools
Labour designers,
purchaser, drivers,
supervisors, laborers
Information the use
of advances in
technology and
research
Time
Money
Transformation
Process
Design
Developing
Quality control
Feedback loop
Output
Delivery a single
storey house to
customer
3.1 Input
Inputs are the resources used in the process of production in creating goods and
services. Some resources are owned by the company or organization, while others are
from suppliers or other party. There are six categories of inputs and the first one is raw
materials. Including in raw materials are sand, cement, wood, water, steel and electricity
component. Second is capital equipment includes the plant, mixers and machinery,
equipment and property necessary to conduct operations. Third is labour refers to
people who involved in the operations function like designers, purchaser or procument
officer, driver, site supervisor and labourers . Fourth is information from a variety of
sources contributes to the transformation process. For example, company may search
how to make more profitability by implementing Industrial Building System. Fifth is time
and its efficient use are critical to all organizations. In construction field and
manufacturing, time is critical factor for profitability and success. Daily operational
planning may involve in achieving production tasks and its time costly manner. Labour
are paid by time basis and construction scheduled to be completed also by time basis.
The last one is money and it's generally considered to be the most exible of all
resources, because it can easily be converted into materials, labour and capital.
cements, steel and water in making a house. Raw materials and labours are used in
input side and transformed tangible things into building.
For more quality and efficiency in construction fields, the company used capital
equipment like mixer, lorry and forklift. Site workers or labours may completed or
finished their job before due or on time. In addition, the company may save their time
and in the same time quality in the first manner.
In tranformation process, this company also used information for more profitability. For
example, the company used Industrial Building System(IBS) for roof and its less cost
and save time. They also used new method in plastering wall at 300square feet in one
day.
3.3 Output
The principal outputs of construction is delivered quality and perfect a single storey
house to the customer. It must be fulfill anything in contracts like time, quality and
payment. Many transformation processes produce both goods and services. For
example, a construction company provides a good(building), but also produces services
such as maintenance and renovation.
4. Conclusion
Operations management is the strategy used to achieve this objective. However, to
achieve target it should be related with transformation process. Transformation process
involves and bringing together of a number of resources, such as finance, equipment,
management, technology and people, to create finished goods and services through a
series of operations. The nature and type of operations vary considerably from one type
of goods or services to another. However, how the operations management function is
carried out will directly affect an organization's competitive position, because it will
establish the level of quality of the goods or services, inuence the overall cost of
production, given that the operations function is responsible for the largest part of an
organization's capital and human expenses, and determine whether sufficient products
are available to satisfy consumer demand.