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028			_aDonated by Prof. J P Gupta.
082			_a660.280 AHM
100			_aAhmad, Munir
100			_a; Benson, Roger.
245			_aBenchmarking in the process industries. _c/ Munir Ahmad.
260			_a, Warwickshire, UK, _b: IChemE, Rugby. _c ©1999.
300			_avii, 155 pages _b: illustrations _c; 24 cm.
365			_bDonated.
505			_a 1. Introduction 2. Measuring process manufacturing performance 3. Sources of benchmarking data 4. Calculating the improvement opportunity 5. Signposting the route to process improvement 6. Measuring manufacturing excellence practices 7. Benchmarking the 'soft' measures 8. Review and interpretation of benchmarking 9. The need for agile manufacturing 10. Potential impact of process engineering on world-class benchmarks 11. Conclusions Manufacturing measures Supply chain definitions Safety, health and environment (SHE)
520			_aThe first step to improving performance and competitiveness of a plant is to benchmark against the best in the world. Benchmarking in the Process Industries, based on the authors' experience of over 200 process plants, describes how to measure and set standards in manufacturing performance." "This book provides the framework, measures and industry world-class targets to allow your company to maximize its potential.
650			_aChemical industry Management
650			_aIndustries chimiques Gestion
650			_aBenchmarking (Management)
700			_a/ Munir Ahmad,
942			_cBOOK
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