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R.D. van Rees, Project Manager, Netherlands
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Standardization is a Tool Within Strategy
Dear Goetjaer,
I can keep it real simple. A strategy is a tool you use to achieve a goal or multiple goals. Standardization is a tool within a strategy. Standardization is used to make monitoring of a process more easy and is often used by multinational enterprises because of their size.
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zarkaoui Rachid, ICT Consultant, France
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Standardization: Tactic and Strategy
Standardization should be defined as consolidation of the best practices in a field. There is no standardization without capitalization of know-how. At the operational level, employees enrich the experience of the company or what we call the learning system.
- Standardization is a tactic: the organization learns when doing the business. It means errors are committed during its life. An error should not be repeated twice. Every mistake is a cost for the organization. In other words, it is a mean to reduce costs.
- Standardization is a strategy: standardization responds to a strategy of independency from employees. In this case, employees are the important resource of the company. A key employee can put pressure on the company when he has a rare skill. To be independent, the organization orders its employees to share the knowledge and even to feed the know-how system.
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Harp Minhas
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When to Avoid Standardisation
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Max Pindo, Manager, France
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Harp Minhas
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Max Pindo, Manager, France
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Srikumar Varma, India
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Zimin Andrew Alexander, преподаватель, консультант, Russian Federation
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Standardization is Suicidal
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Ibrahima Diallo
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Innnovation based on Standardization
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Pashupati Nath verma, Professor, India
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Standardization
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Mahmoud Khashab, CEO, Libya
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John Henry, Project Manager, United States
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Standardization is a Strategic Tactic
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Chaonamwene, Student (MBA), Malawi
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Standardisation is a Tactic and Strategy
@ : I agree.
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Ade, Supply chain Analyst, United Kingdom
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NANG Theophile, Student (University), Cameroon
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Belay Gezahegn, Director, Ethiopia
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