Performance Information that enables you to

MAXIMIZE THE PROFIT MIX

 

 

 

PROFITABLE CHANGE

 

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 THROUGHPUTABILITY

3 QUESTIONS, then 5 STEPS, and then FLY!


Profitable change starts with the right questions. TPACC will help you find the right answers. We focus on profitable change that maximizes the profit mix by identifying:

1. What to change?

2. What to change to?

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3. How to cause the change?

These questions* are relevant to any business that wishes to improve. As a consulting business, TPACC builds solutions that answer these questions because they clarify the route followed to achieve business goals.

 

A second set of steps that TPACC refer to when designing solutions, are called the 'focusing steps' :

1. Identify the constraint.

2. Decide on how to exploit the constraint.

3. Subordinate everything else to the constraint.

4. Elevate the constraint.

5. Refocus (back to step 1).

The focusing steps comprise a process of on-going improvement. Identifying constraints is often misunderstood and that is where TPACC can help you.

 

Our solutions often include an improvement in technology and we always ask the following question before implementing a solution:

What limitation does the new technology remove?

The objective of a TPACC solution is to maximize the profit mix. We do this by following a set of priorities. Change should:

1. Increase Throughput

2. Reduce Inventory, and

3. Reduce Operating expenses

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* Dr Eli Goldratt's Theory of Constraints (TOC)

 

 

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SIFTING THE DATA


Gone is the problem of having to decide what data and information is needed. TPACC have developed systems that incorporate the best business management approaches. such as Throughput Accounting, Constraints Accounting, and some aspects of Lean Accounting.

We are Theory of Constraints* experts, and use the best of Lean and Six Sigma as well. When we measure performance, we rely on the existing accounting records and other systems when available at clients. We interface with most systems and use our own generated measurement systems.

GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Practice) is always used as a control but never relied on solely for decision making. GAAP is used to ensure post event accuracy and reliability but not necessarily relevance.

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