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Production refers to the volume, value or quantity of goods and services produced by a worker, plant, firm or economy. Its the sum total of the results achieved by the various factors together. Productivity, on the other hand, is concerned not merely with the total value or volume of output of product, what is more important is that it shows us the efficiency of the production. The difference between the two is when we find that all increases in production, does not necessairly result in increased productivity. If increase in total output is brought about with an increase in the input of factors of production, production will have increased, but productivity will only remain constant or low. Keeping all factors same, when we achieve higher output, then it is called increased productivity. Production refers to the volume, value or quantity of goods and services produced by a worker, plant, firm or economy. Its the sum total of the results achieved by the various factors together. Productivity, on the other hand, is concerned not merely with the total valur or volume of output of product, what is more important is that it shows us the efficiency of the production. The difference between the two is when we find that all increases in production, does not necessairly result in increased productivity. If increase in total output is brought about with an increase in the input of factors of production, production will have increased, but productivity will only remain constant or low. Keeping all factors same, when we achieve higher output, then it is called increased productivity. In fact Productivity refers to the quality of production. The clear definition of Productivity is the ratio of output to aggregate inputs. As per the International Labour Organization, the aggregation, if done in monetory terms, gives the exact value of productivity. A bit of common sense can tell that productivity is valued higher than one..as output should be more than all the inputs put together. However, it is not uncommon to hear the words labour productivity, material productivity etc. When such factors of production are referred with the word 'productivity', one has to understand that the evaluation of such factors with reference to production(output) is being done. In technical terms, we call them partial productivities. for example, Labour productivity means that the ratio of output to the corresponding labour input. This can be the out put achieved per man-hrs spent to get that output.
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Productivity goes up when factors that limit productivity go down. Improved worker morale can lead to more efficiency. Redesigns of process to avoid bottlenecks can also help.
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Low productivity in a company is caused by a number of factors. Poor management, employee dissatisfaction, outdated systems and personal problems of employees all contribute to low productivity.
An increase in productivity is when a person does something at a faster pace, and they get more done the faster they go.
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Productivity goes up whenever more can be produced with the same amount of resources.
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To install productivity monitoring software, one can go to the website Manage Engine. On this website, one can have access to a step-by step guide to installation of productivity monitoring software.
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Productivity is usually calculated as the amount of output per employee.Costs for an organization include both personnel costs and non-personnel costs.Increasing productivity would seem to align with lowering costs. But this is not always the case. For example, by automating functions a company can increase productivity but due to the cost of the automation, total costs may go up instead of down. As another example, running an assembly line faster may seem to increase productivity, however increased errors in the products may impose costs in excess of the productivity savings.