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World Economy and Your Company

Did you know that some global projections show the following?

1. From 2005 to 2030 the total world population is expected to grow by 24.48% from 7,795,000 to 9,703,000 people.

2. From 2005 to 2030 the GDP per capita in the world is expected to grow by 119.21% from U.S. $ 5,310 to U.S. $ 11,640 (slightly more than twice the current)

3. The countries considered as countries of Globalisation, democracy and individual freedoms will grow in population by 11.28% and GDP per capita by 204.41% over the same period - three times the GDP per capita of U.S. $ 5,200 to U.S. $

15.840 4. That Authoritarian countries considered countries, religious regimes or command economies and free liberties, will grow in population by 58.60% and GDP per capita only 28.61% over the same period

5. That South America is considered an ideological transition region, which can not be achieved if countries define command economies embrace or remain in a democracy with free competition, which projections show a population growth of 29% and a growth in GDP per capita of only one 47% over the same period

6. China hopes that only grow by 2.36% in population while raising its GDP / Capita an 725.61% (eight times as reflected in 2005) over the same period

7. That North America is expected to grow by 21% in population while their GDP per capita grew by 77% and the European Union will grow by 28% in population while their GDP per capita only grow by 18% over the same period

important thing published figures is that the purchasing power of the world continues an upward trend similar to the following:

This has been the historical behavior.

While most companies maintain traditional projections similar to the following:

's what I always "have considered normal."

Only companies that have changed the management paradigm Restrictions Management visualized its future potential similar or better performance of the global purchasing power curve.

Now, considering the above, what do you think the curve should be instituted as a paradigm for the future of your company? What happens between the two curves?

Somebody fills the gap in your market in your area, your continent in the world.

Future near or medium term, what does keep up with that gap?

The greater the gap becomes, the faster it affects you.

Do not you think? Then ask yourself: Where are Pan American, TWA, Branif? The history and identify where are the great majority of half a century ago? Why Microsoft is now bigger than IBM? Sure you can review the company history in your country for any of the following sectors: Banking, Restaurants, Textile, Automobiles, Service Centers, Construction, Food, Pharmacies, Hardware, Factories, etc.

If today you think you spend too much time dealing with multiple business dilemmas and really do not think have the time to entertain possibilities of doing more with less and always check carefully the potential for Restrictions Management for your business and contact us to explore your possibilities. If you are located in Ecuador, with only a few hours of your valuable time we can show the enormous benefits of management restrictions, the results start to see in a very short time.

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Inventories

Why have inventories?

There is much talk now about the need for low inventories in the system and the benefits that implies for the system. In a way it bothers me almost isolated approach the issue of stocks and perhaps the fact that somehow lost a bit the concept that inventories are in the Theory of Constraints, especially when it comes to low or high inventories.

Theory of Constraints for the essential is the cushion that protects the system against possible disruptions. A cushion can be long or stock depending on the protection we seek to establish in the system. So, to protect the exploitation of critical resources (physical restraints or internal lever pressing points), we define shocks while helping to establish the line (plan of releasing work orders or production materials) and affect in-process inventory. That is, the shock of time results in inventory of work in process, although the level of these stocks is consistent time on the shock and not a specific amount of materials or products.

Additionally, in a system we usually have two stock buffers to protect the system. Commodity cushion that protects us against disturbances in the procurement processes that require, and the shock of finished products that protect us against variations and disturbances that may exist in the market and distribution system. The management of these buffers is critical to meet the replenishment.

Then, the inventory is only a buffer is necessary only when the client is less tolerance of our time in advance, or in the case of inputs, when the time before the supplier is not so quick to supply us our needs within our own tolerance. Thus, we can not talk about low or high levels of inventories and even venture to compare this with the traditional in concept inventories. While we keep talking about inventories and buffers not, keep current confusion between traditional approaches and management constraints.

Shock Management, Accounting and Investment

I think the emphasis in this concept is critical to the TOC or management restrictions. It is therefore the ideal environment in the TOC is a make-orders and improvement efforts should always try to make as much as you can the traditional production environment to a production against orders. The shocks of time management and stock is the essential tool for this. This concept is essential to the solution of production, and distribution solution for sales and marketing solution under the constraint management.

addition, the emphasis in the TOC is the conversion of inventory sales, but that revolves around three key metrics of throughput, investment and operating costs. The investment concept is elementary in this case, since it is all that we acquired with the intent to sell and somehow cleverly split the investment in fixed assets we buy and then sell it. This ingenious concept is a difficult concept to digest from the traditional perspective, and especially if we have clarity of the concept of buffers. Clear that fixed assets are investments and accounting for TOC evaluation of future investments in capacity are clearly only when we can evaluate the real impact on the holistic system, taking into account the existing restrictions and possible future restrictions. Even considering that investments in fixed assets is part of there is one that deserves much attention from the merits involved.

Accounting in the Theory of Constraints clearly differentiates the buffer stocks of raw materials (which we bought with the intention of selling) of the dampers in process and finished products. Traditional accounting is not conducive to facilitate the detachment necessary for the management constraints are enhanced in a company and is one of the most restrictive normally found to initiate change under the management of constraints.

In an enterprise system we know we have stocks of both raw materials and products in process and finished products - mainly as a result of shocks and not a traditional budget outline. Also, the throughput speed is a concept in the generation of this contribution and also the emphasis of the concept of truly variable costs, without accounting devices such as the traditional cost accounting - can not continue talking about throughput and contribution as if they were synonyms.

Equating inventory investment, the TOC only intended to infer that is what we bought with the intention of selling and purchasing cost is the only thing we know with sufficient certainty - so we deal with stocks of raw material cost as an investment until you actually receive the income from the sale value . The real life of inventory in the system, from raw material to finished product depends only on the speed with which we move the incoming raw material to the actual sale of the same processing into products / services of added value.

And you ... What do you think about inventories?

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Community Development Competitive Business and Clusters

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Much has been talking about community development as an essential element in combating poverty in developing countries. Almost everyone agrees the myriad factors involved and the complexities that surround disadvantaged communities to overcome its economic stagnation and persistent poverty.

We have also seen how they have structured hundreds of approaches and programs to find ways to meet community challenges successfully. The lessons are varied and mostly successes do not seem replicated from one environment to another environment.

How can Restrictions Management contribute to community development in a manner that is replicable between different environments? Is it possible that the Restrictions Management applications in the development? What are the major dilemmas that must be met to start a community development program? These and many other questions are essential to address if we seek success in a cohesive and replicable. I think

Restrictions Management contains all the elements needed for successful intervention and also may contribute to the development of a form of intervention Community replicable in any environment even though the vast differences we found in each environment.

I invite the contributors to this forum to participate in a new approach to community development business in underprivileged communities in developing countries, seeking to form competitive cluster approach Restrictions Management. I'm sure there a lot of wealth in the contributions of each.