Recommendation on Potential Sources of Synergy Realization of Operative Factors of Production
Njila, Jude Nkikam (2020)
2020
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2020060517401
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2020060517401
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The objective of this thesis was to propose recommendations for the identification of potential sources of synergy of operative factors of production in the case company, Posti PLC.
The thesis is based on Applied Action Research, a Current State Analysis and a solid Conceptual Framework. The study investigates optimal ways of working together, working together better and working together enough in the delivery process of Early Morning Delivery of Journals and in Mail & Postal Services. Questionnaire, observations, workshop, email, SMS and informal discussion with experienced workers were all used as methods to collect data in a triangulated manner at three different stages of the study.
The Findings of the CSA and CF were used to co-create with the stakeholders an initial proposal for potential sources of synergy and this proposal was then validated to build the final proposal. The outcome is Recommendations on Potential Sources of Synergy of OFP.
Decreasing the wage rates is just one way to deal with cost-effectiveness in the Operative Factors of Production (OFP). This thesis exposes elements of synergy that the case company can exploit to effectively ensure profitability. The elements of OFP are not static and an extrapolation to other companies and users of potential sources of synergy identification is possible with the help of this thesis.
The thesis is based on Applied Action Research, a Current State Analysis and a solid Conceptual Framework. The study investigates optimal ways of working together, working together better and working together enough in the delivery process of Early Morning Delivery of Journals and in Mail & Postal Services. Questionnaire, observations, workshop, email, SMS and informal discussion with experienced workers were all used as methods to collect data in a triangulated manner at three different stages of the study.
The Findings of the CSA and CF were used to co-create with the stakeholders an initial proposal for potential sources of synergy and this proposal was then validated to build the final proposal. The outcome is Recommendations on Potential Sources of Synergy of OFP.
Decreasing the wage rates is just one way to deal with cost-effectiveness in the Operative Factors of Production (OFP). This thesis exposes elements of synergy that the case company can exploit to effectively ensure profitability. The elements of OFP are not static and an extrapolation to other companies and users of potential sources of synergy identification is possible with the help of this thesis.