OLE Calculation
Effective use of OLE uncovers the data that fuels root-cause analysis and points to corrective actions. Likewise, OLE exposes trends that can be used to diagnose more subtle problems. It also helps managers understand whether corrective actions did, in fact, solve problems and improve overall productivity.
Example:
Calculation: OLE = Availability x Performance x Quality
Example:
A workforce experiences...
Availability of 87%
The Work Center Performance is 90%.
Work Center Quality is 96%.
OLE = 87% Availability x 90% Performance x 96% Quality = 75%
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