Monday, 28 October 2013
BJMP 2033 PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
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Friday, 25 October 2013
SENARAI HARGA KEREPEK
Harga Kerepek ( Bergantung Kepada Pasaran Semasa )
Kerepek Bawang
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
Kerepek Ubi Kari
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Ubi Perasa Tomato
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Ubi Biasa
1/2 kg : RM 8.00
1 kg : RM 16.00
3 kg : RM 20.00
5 kg : RM 35.00Kerepek Ubi Manis
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Ubi Lada Hitam
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Pedas Basah
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Ubi Pedas Kering
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Pisang Manis
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Pisang Tanduk
( Originally Homemade )
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Pisang Gulung Manis
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Opak Pedas
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Opak Kari
( Laris Di Pasaran )
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Opak Lada Hitam
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Kentang Pedas
( Originally Homemade )
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Kentang lada Hitam
( Originally Homemade )
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Kentang Kari
( Originally Homemade )
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Keladi / Keledek
( Originally Homemade )
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kerepek Maruku Baby
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kopok Kacang Hijau
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Kopok Kacang Dhal
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Rempeyek Kacang Tanah
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Rempeyek Kacang Dal
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Rempeyek Kacang Hijau
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Emping Melinjau
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Popia Riben
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Popia Berempah
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Jejari Ubi Perasa Pedas
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Meruku
1/2 kg : RM 9.00
1 kg : RM 18.00
3 kg : RM 25.00
5 kg : RM 40.00Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Fish Bone Analysis Chart
A fishbone
diagram, also called a cause and effect diagram or Ishikawa diagram, is a
visualization tool for categorizing the potential causes of a problem in order
to identify its root causes.Dr. Kaoru Ishikawa, a Japanese quality control expert, is credited with inventing the fishbone
diagram to help employees avoid solutions that merely address the symptoms of a
much larger problem.
A fishbone
diagram is useful in brainstorming sessions to focus conversation. After the
group has brainstormed all the possible causes for a problem, the facilitator
helps the group to rate the potential causes according to their level of
importance and diagram a hierarchy. The design of the diagram looks much like a
skeleton of a fish. Fishbone diagrams are typically worked right to left, with
each large "bone" of the fish branching out to include smaller bones
containing more detail.Fishbone diagrams are used in the "analyze"
phase of SixSigma's DMAIC (define,
measure, analyze, improve, control) approach to problem solving.
The
problem of the Limpahan Entrepise are how to attract customer to developed
their company to a big company .In fact , we can through the 4P in the marketing
. It was price , promotion , place and also product . Low price always can attract
customers.The owner can setting the low price to attract customers , as long as
not lower than their cost .In addition ,they also can doing promotion and
discounts to their customer .This is also a way to attract customer such as buy
five free one and so on .To operating a business ,people also should make sure
it was less competitor in one place .So location or place are very important to
starting and operating a business .The owner should analysis the place is
suitable to sell their tradiational
malay snack or not.Last but not the least ,product is playing a main role .
They should provide quality product to the customer and always increasing the
types of their product. Diversification
of products that can help them expand market.
The potential problems that company is facing
The
potential problems that company is facing are how to developed their company to
a big shop and how to achieve and expand their business territory.The owner hopes
their company to be able opening their branch in the future . She want to be able to create their own snacks and
produce their own brand products. All
of these require huge funds to prosecute .
In
the addition , they
need to find a way to face the existing competitors. The changing market
demands often making them must always pay attention to market demand . They need to find low-cost
sources of supply so that their companies do not have to worry about the high
cost low-profit situation occurs. Customers
will always pay attention to the price of the gap, they must ensure to provide
high-quality snacks and a reasonable price. They must also ensure that the customer will come
again to their business. In addition, they will also face the problem of their
product is to make customer satisfaction or not .
The Company Current Production And Operation Management Conditions
SWOT
Analysis Charts -Current Strength (S),Weakness (Es),Opportunity (Ies), and Threat (S)of the Company
A SWOT analysis can be carried out for a product , place , industry or
person. It involves specifying the objective of the business venture or project
and identifying the internal and external factors that are favorable and
unfavorable to achieving that objective. The technique is credited to Albert
Humphrey, who led a
convention at the Stanford Research Institute (now SRI International) in the 1960s and 1970s using data
from Fortune 500 companies. The degree to which the internal
environment of the firm matches with the external environment is expressed by
the concept of strategic fit.Setting the objective should be done
after the SWOT analysis has been performed. This would allow achievable goals
or objectives to be set for the organization. Setting the objective
should be done after the SWOT analysis has been performed. This would allow
achievable goals or objectives to be set for the organization.
·
Strengths: characteristics of the business or
project that give it an advantage over others
·
Weaknesses: are characteristics that place the
team at a disadvantage relative to others
·
Opportunities: elements that the project could
exploit to its advantage
·
Threats: elements in the environment that could
cause trouble for the business or project
Identification of SWOTs is important because they can inform later
steps in planning to achieve the objective. First, the decision makers should consider whether the objective
is attainable, given the SWOTs. If the objective is not attainable
a different objective must be selected and the process repeated. Users of SWOT analysis need to ask and answer questions that
generate meaningful information for each category (strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, and threats) to make the analysis useful and find their
competitive advantage.
The Limpahan Annur Enterprise has
their own strength in the industry of traditional malay snack . We think an
objective point of view, in fact, every kind of business has its special or
unique and strong. No one would be willing to invest a sum of money to the
lifeless industry. Every company has a certain strength, this company is that
they open up a traditional local industries. They have actual traditional
recipes and local rich resources. This is a strength that we can not ignore.
In fact, the owner are very
aware that companies to offer traditional commercial business has been
gradually replaced by modern industrial. The
owner of the company adhere to the low-cost low-profit. She think this is a
good opportunity. She also believes she can step by step to make their
companies towards the pinnacle of success.
In
addition , Every
kind of business actually has his place of strength necessary and has his
weaknesses. The owner think that the current health of people living busy
fashion, customers will question the health of their products. In addition, the
cost of living on the compact will affect their sales.
According
to the business owner said that , they rarely compete in Tesco, they only need
to competition with the others company who was business outside the Tesco.
They also have something
that can not be ignored is Tesco also has selling some snacks. Their company needs to competition
with this large company .
Threat
is there in every industry, in order to overcome these threats merchants who
will face many problems. The owner said that , their business is facing the
threats in the beginning of their business because there is no fixed customers
and many types of snacks so that their companies are facing funding shortfalls.
In addition , Tesco was originally a diversified company offering cheap, It
makes their companies must highlight their products so that the customer can be
compared. Otherwise,
customers will prefer to buy in the Tesco and not their small kiosk who was
rent from the Tesco .
Some product of limpahan annur
customers can contact the store via Facebook and can also directly buy and order by phone. In addition , the owner is also provided to distant customers by post.
facebook name :Limpahan Annur
owner handphone number :019 3982313
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