Benchmarking Best-in-Class: The Best Companies Use OEE

    July 2, 2009
    According to Aberdeen Group Inc., in Boston, best-in-class companies use overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) widely. 

    Aberdeen research finds that the key performance criteria that distinguish best-in-class companies from the industry average include on-time and complete shipments, the use of OEE, and response time to non-conforming shipments.

    Definition of classMean Class Performance
    Best-in-class
    (top 20 percent)
    		84 percent use OEE
    95 percent on-time and complete shipment
    9.9 hours response to non-conforming shipments
    Industry average
    (middle 50 percent)
    		81 percent use OEE
    92 percent on-time and complete shipment
    17 hours response to non-conforming shipments
    Laggards
    (bottom 30 percent)
    		65 percent use OEE
    75 percent on-time and complete shipment
    70 hours response to non-conforming shipments
     

    Related Feature - OEE Goes Real TimeTo read the feature article relating to this story, go towww.automationworld.com/feature-5712.                            

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