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Difference between manufacturing and service operations
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Explain biffereNaa between *
Manufacturing and Service
Operations
Prepared by :
Prof. Yday fekhani
Shree H. N. Shukla College
Rajkot
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Slide 2
DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN
MANUFACTURING
AND SERVICE à
OPERATIONS
Slide 4
% Manufacturing Operation allow
Separation between Production
and Consumption.
# Customer receive service as it is
performed. Thus, there is
production as well as
consumption of service at the
same time.
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Slide 5
(3)
# Productivity is easily measured in manufacturing
operations because manufacturing operations
produce tangible products.
# Productivity is not easily measured in service
operations because the outputs of service
operations are intangible.
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Slide 6
(4)
# Expenses required for
material handling is more
in manufacturing
operations.
k Expenses required for
material handling are les
as compared to
manufacturing operations .
Slide 7
% Customers have less
contact with people
who provide
manufacturing
operations.
% Customers have more
contact with persons
who provide services.
Slide 8
% Quality standards are relatively simple and
easy to establish in manufacturing operations.
3% Quality standards are difficult to establish and
product quality is difficult to evaluate in
service operations.
Slide 9
% Manufacturing operations depend on
maintenance and repair work.
% Service operations do not depend on
maintenance and repair work.
Slide 10
% Manufacturing operations are flexible in
manufacturing work, methods, scheduling
work.
% Service operations are inflexible because
services are in direct contact with customers
and customers are part of service system.
Slide 11
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3% Manufacturing operations can standardized and
less customized.
# Service operations cannot produce outputs that
can be stored.
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Slide 12
% Higher amounts are required to be invested an
assts like equipment , building, etc.
# High amounts are not required to invested
since most of they are labour performance.
Slide 13
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Slide 14
(13)
# Manufacturing operations usually are larger in
size and operation.
Service operations meet direct contact with
customer and hence they are relatively smaller in
size and operation.
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