Productivity Course

With this free course of 10 video lessons you will learn about the most important concepts of Personal Productivity and Time Management

Productivity is the ratio between the amount of products obtained by a productive system and the resources used to obtain that production. It can also be defined as the relationship between the results and the time used to obtain them: the shorter the time it takes to obtain the desired result, the more productive the system. In reality, productivity should be defined as the efficiency indicator that relates the amount of resources used to the amount of production obtained.

Productivity evaluates the ability of a system to produce the products that are required and at the same time the degree to which they take advantage of the resources used, that is, the added value. Greater productivity using the same resources or producing the same goods or services results in greater profitability for the company. Therefore, the company's Quality Management System tries to increase productivity. Productivity has a direct relationship with the continuous improvement of the quality management system and thanks to this quality system product quality defects can be prevented and thus improve the quality standards of the company without reaching the end user. Productivity is related to production standards. If these standards are improved, then there is a saving of resources that are reflected in the increase in utility and process.