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Production, Production Management, and Productivity



Manufacturing is the process of transforming the raw materials into finished tangible goods while Production is the process of transforming the raw materials into both tangible and intangible goods.
Production management:
 Production management is the application of management principles to the production function which involves the application of planning, organizing, directing and controlling to the production process.
Production management is concerned with the decision-making regarding the selection of raw materials, conversion process and production of goods and services at minimum cost according to the demands of customers through the management process of planning, organizing, directing and controlling.

The difference between Operations Management and production management:
Operations Management is the study of a set of activities comprising supervision, planning, and designing of business operations in the field of manufacturing of goods and services is termed operations management.

Production management on the other hand focuses specifically on the production of goods and services and is concentrated upon churning output from input. It is a broad sum of activities that go into turning raw material into a final, finished product.

While operations management is focused upon administration, planning and execution of operations involved in the production of goods and services and trying to minimize the resources at the same time increasing output, production management is more concerned with input/output and churning out products in the shape of the desired finished product.

Productivity

Productivity is the relationship between the outputs (quantity produced) and inputs (the quantity of resources used in the course of production). Productivity is the ratio between the output of goods and services and the input of resources consumed in the process of production.” Output means the quantity of products produced and the inputs are the various resources that are used in the production such as land, building, equipment, machinery, materials, labour etc.

Productivity means an economic measure of output per unit of input. Output refers to the total production in terms of units or in terms of revenues while input refers to all the factors of production used like capital, labour, equipment, etc.

The formula of Productivity:



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