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40 - Increasing productivity – a case study

from Fresh Thinking by Snowden Optiro · host Snowden Optiro

This is the first podcast from Matt Mullins, our Head of Advisory for Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia. In this podcast Matt talks about his experience with creating value through increasing productivity. Matt's vast knowledge, experience and the skills that he's gained in his 40+ years in the mining industry, offer us invaluable information. This episode at a glance: 1:52 What are some of the big changes that you've witnessed over the past 40 years in the mining industry? 6:00 Capital efficiency ratio – how do you use it and measure it? 7:39 Was the decline in capital efficiency ratio recognised at the time? 8:33 What are some warning signs for us to watch out for? 9:53 How did you intervene? 13:00 What are some of the key learnings? For more information: Eliyah Goldratt's book, The Theory of Constraints Contact: [email protected] Link to a short bio about Matt: https://snowdenoptiro.com/team/matt-mullins/ Snowden Optiro - Mining Advisory Consulting, Software and Training: https://snowdenoptiro.com/ Snowden Optiro Training courses: https://snowdenoptiro.com/training/    

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