Assessment of equipment financial performance in overall equipment effectiveness metric for gauging manufacturing equipment criticality

This paper introduces equipment cost effectiveness, a metric for evaluating the financial performance of equipment in manufacturing. While overall equipment effectiveness is widely used to assess operational performance, its limited focus on financial aspects necessitates a more comprehensive approach. Equipment cost effectiveness addresses this limitation by quantifying the wastage of equipment acquisition cost and maintenance cost at any overall equipment effectiveness level. Real-world data from the medical device, tyre flap, and semiconductor industries validate equipment cost effectiveness through correlation analysis, revealing a negative relationship between overall equipment effectiveness and both equipment acquisition cost and maintenance cost. Equipment cost effectiveness provides a holistic evaluation of equipment, enabling better decision-making and cost optimisation. By bridging the gap between operational and financial evaluations, equipment cost effectiveness offers valuable insights for enhancing equipment efficiency and resource allocation in manufacturing operations. [Submitted: 22 April 2023; Accepted: 10 November 2023]

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European J of Industrial Engineering
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ejie.2025.147185
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Technology Assessment and Management
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Assessment of equipment financial performance in overall equipment effectiveness metric for gauging manufacturing equipment criticality

Joshua Prakash, Kok Seng Ong, Chen Fung Liew
European J of Industrial Engineering
Technology Assessment and Management
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Assessment of equipment financial performance in overall equipment effectiveness metric for gauging manufacturing equipment criticality

Joshua Prakash, Kok Seng Ong, Chen Fung Liew
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This paper introduces equipment cost effectiveness, a metric for evaluating the financial performance of equipment in manufacturing. While overall equipment effectiveness is widely used to assess operational performance, its limited focus on financial aspects necessitates a more comprehensive approach. Equipment cost effectiveness addresses this limitation by quantifying the wastage of equipment acquisition cost and maintenance cost at any overall equipment effectiveness level. Real-world data from the medical device, tyre flap, and semiconductor industries validate equipment cost effectiveness through correlation analysis, revealing a negative relationship between overall equipment effectiveness and both equipment acquisition cost and maintenance cost. Equipment cost effectiveness provides a holistic evaluation of equipment, enabling better decision-making and cost optimisation. By bridging the gap between operational and financial evaluations, equipment cost effectiveness offers valuable insights for enhancing equipment efficiency and resource allocation in manufacturing operations. [Submitted: 22 April 2023; Accepted: 10 November 2023]

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