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Efficiency Improvement: What it actually means?
Efficiency improvement focuses on delivering the same or higher output with fewer resources by removing waste, rework and low-value activities. Consultants analyse processes, data and organisation design to find bottlenecks and duplication, then redesign workflows, introduce automation, clarify roles and set performance measures. Savings are often found in procurement, shared services, maintenance, sales administration and inventory. Efficiency work matters because it quickly improves margins and cash without relying on top-line growth. When embedded in KPIs and governance, gains are sustained.
