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Sritomo W.Soebroto Laboratorium Ergonomi & Pengukuran Sistem Kerja Jurusan Teknik Industri Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember SURABAYA
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Engineers or Managers?
(Teknolog atau Ekonom)
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Engineers solve problems, but so do mathematicians. Engineers analyze, but so do statisticians and economists. Engineers design systems, do others ?
(Wayne C. Turner, et.al. Introduction to Industrial and Systems Engineering, 2003)
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Rekayasa
(General Engineering)
Teknik Industri
(Industrial Engineering)
Sistem Integral
(Mikro/Makro)
Nilai Tambah
(Value Added) Produktivitas, Efektivitas dan Efisiensi
Relatif
Kebutuhan/Persoalan (Needs & Problems)
Kontekstual
Kebutuhan/Persoalan (Needs & Problems) Insinyur, Manager & Leader
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Keingin-Tahuan
(Curiousity)
Ilmuwan
(Scientist)
Insinyur
(Engineer)
Engineering VS Management ?
Engineering Management
Engineering
Management
Problem terdefinisikan jelas Sub-sistem material Penuh dengan faktor/variable serba pasti Asumsi berlaku secara kontinyu Data bisa dikembangkan baik Keputusan diambil secara analitis
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jelas Sub-sistem manusia Banyak berhadapan dengan faktor/variable Asumsi tidak berlaku kontinyu Data base tidak lengkap Keputusan lebih banyak diambil berdasarkan intuisi
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Engineering ?
The profession in which a knowledge of the mathematical and natural sciences gained by study, experience, and practice is applied with judgment to develop ways to utilize, economically, the materials and forces of nature for the benefit of mankind.
(Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology ABET, 1993)
Includes the application of these mathematical and scientific principles to the planning, design, construction, operation, and maintenance of products, systems, and large fixed work that serve humankind; as such it also includes the management of such activities, research and development related to such output, and the education of persons who will be responsible for these myriad forms of activity.
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351,172 (23.68%) 209,709 (14.14%) 83,772 (5.65%) 34,168 (2.30%) 25,379 (1.71%) 23,593 (1.58%) 14,604 (0.97%) 1,303 (0.08%) 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700
739,314 (49.85%)
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900
1000
Big Issues ?
The typical engineers spends at least part of his or her career in some sort of management role. As many as 82% of all engineers in USA have some form of engineering management responsibility (Engineering Manpower Commission, 1991). 30 years of surveys revealed that more than 60% of persons who earned engineering degrees became managers of some kind within 15 years or left the profession to pursue business opportunities of other kinds (Carnegie Foundation Reports). 40% of industrial executives and 34% of all top corporate managers in the USA have engineering background (Cleland and Kocaoglu, 1981). It is clear that the engineering graduates career is likely to involve some degree of management responsibility.
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Position
1. Focus 2. Decision Making
Engineer
- More concerned with things technical/scientific. - Makes decision with much information, under conditions of greater certainty. - Works on tasks and problem solving personally. - Work based on facts with quantifiable outcomes. - Depends on personal technical expertise, attention to detail, mathematical/technical problem solving and designing. - Experiences role as autonomous. Individual accomplishment in one project, task, or problem at a time. - Creative with products, design, and materials. - Will it work?
Manager
- More concerned with people. - Makes decision often with inadequate information, under conditions of greater uncertainty. - Directs the work of others to goals. - Work based on fewer facts, less measurable outcomes. - Depends on interpersonal skills in communication, conflict management, getting ideas across, negotiating and Coaching. - Experiences role as interdependent. - Many objectives at once, requiring orchestrating a broad range of variables and organizational entities. - Creative with people and organizations - Will it make/save money for organization? 11
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Report Certain Activities Are Performed Frequently by Engineering Managers (I. Barclay, 1986)
People management Projects Interpersonal Innovation Profit/efficiency Information processing Money (budgets, etc) Production services Computing Industrial relations Production systems Corporate Management science Commercial Legal
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
The Greatest Problems People management Projects Industrial relations Money (budgets, etc) Innovation Profit/efficiency Interpersonal Others
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Manajemen ?
Managing is doing some thing through other person for some goal
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Division of labor Authority (right to command) Discipline Unity of Command Unity of Direction Sub-ordination of individual interest to the common good Remuneration Centralization The hierarchy Order (the right man on the right place) Equity Stability of staff Initiative Esprit de Corps
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Faktor-Faktor Produksi
Faktor-Faktor Produksi Pasif (material, mesin, dll) Problem terdefinisi/formulasi secara jelas dan nyata (konkrit) Obyek yang dihadapi berupa benda fisik-tangible (material subsystem) Permasalahan serba eksak/pasti (deterministik, complete certainty) Asumsi yang diambil cenderung berlaku seterusnya (konstan) Segala keputusan yang diambil berdasarkan data konkrit dengan perhitungan-perhitungan yang bisa didekati secara analitis dengan kalkulasi kuantitatif. Manusia Sebagai Faktor Produksi Aktif Problem sulit didefinisikan/ formulasi secara jelas-nyata (abstraktif) Obyek yang dihadapi berupa manusia dengan segala perilakunya (human sub-system) Permasalahan serba tidak pasti, sulit diduga dan berubah-ubah (probabilistik, uncertainty) Asumsi terputus-putus dan tidak menentu (tidak kontinyu) Keputusan cenderung diambil berdasarkan sensitivitas, intuitif, timbang rasa dan memerlukan seni/ kiat-kiat menghadapi manusia
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3)
4)
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1750
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1800
1850
1900
1950
2000
Time
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Engineering Development
Military Engineering Mathematics & Physics Civilian Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Industrial Engineering Chemical Engineering Psychology Computer Science Social Sciences Management Philosophy Statistics Chemistry
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Periode
Sebelum Revolusi Industri
Cepat Turbulent
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Skala Pandang
MIKRO
Rekayasa Proyek
Rancangan Fasilitas
Analisa Finansial
Perenc.Sistem Non-Mfg
50%
Tata Letak Pabrik Tata Letak Pabrik (Layout) Std TK Tak Langsung Standard-2 Tenaga Kerja Langsung Standard-2 Tenaga Kerja Langsung 1965 1970
Rekayasa Proyek
Std TK Tak Langsung
0%
Standard-2 TK Langsung
1960
1975
1980
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Sumber : Pritsker, AB. Defining the Role of the Industrial Engineer in Integrating New Technologies. Journal of Industrial Engineering, December 1985.
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Management Control
Strategic Planning
Management Control
Operational Control
1995 2000
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0%
1980
1985
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Sumber : Pritsker, AB. Defining the Role of the Industrial Engineer in Integrating New Technologies. Journal of Industrial Engineering, December 1985.
- Engineering Economy + (plus) - Manufacturing Processes, + (plus) Inventory Control, Facilities Planing, Production Control - Quality Control, Reliability + (plus) and Statistics - Productivity Improvement + (plus) - Computers Programming, + (plus) Industrial Organization/Mgmt
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Robots
CAD/ CAM
Artificial Intelligence Japanese Production System Group Technology System Engineering Computer Network Flexible Automation Flexible Mfg System
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Material Handling
Schedule Charts
Optimization Theory
Office Automation
1494
1900
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What Do IEs Do ?
As a management engineer in a hospital, you may help doctors and nurses make the best use of their time in treating patients. You may also design procedures for optimum use of medical facilities to help bring the cost of healthcare down. As an ergonomist in a television manufacturing plant, you may change the tools workers use to assemble televisions to reduce the risk of repetitive stress injuries. As an operations analysts for an airline, you may design a bar coding system for identifying and transporting passengers luggage to ensure that it does not get lost. As a quality engineer for a public gas and electric company, you may improve customer satisfaction by designing a process to schedule service calls around the availability of the customer.
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Business Profitability
Quality Engineering, Management & Improvement Ergonomic Analysis & Improvement
Efficiency and Productivity Improvement Production Simulation and Modeling System Approach
Decision Analysis Management Information System Human Resources Management
Cost Analysis & Reduction Program Facilities Planning, Design & Layout
Production Planning and Inventory Control Organization Development & Industrial Management
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Successful industrial engineers must possess the ability to communicate effectively, for without it you cannot sell your ideas. You must be able to manage projects and multiple tasks, for without those skills you will be able less efficient and of less use to your employer. You must be able to observe others and understand why they are doing what they do, for without that change is an uphill battle (Advice from an IIE Member)
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PRODUCTION EMPLOYMENT
Old Style
Dominated by Technology Hierarchical Structures Authoritarian Management Specialization and Rigidly Define Roles Repetitive Tasks Jobs Designed Wholly by Experts De -skilling Close Supervision Minimal Workforce Cooperation
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New Style
Emphasis on People Network Structures Employee Participation in Decision Making Flexible Workforce Job Enrichment Workforce Involvement in Job Design Continual Upgrading of skills Greater Autonomy Substantial Workforce Cooperation
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Globalisasi
Competitiveness
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Labor
Land
Industri
Capital
.. industri adalah lokasi (tempat) dimana aktivitas produksi akan diselenggarakan .. Aktivitas produksi . sekumpulan aktivitas yang diperlukan untuk merubah satu kumpulan masukan (inputs) menjadi produk luaran akhir (finished goods output) yang memiliki nilai tambah
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U$ 900.000
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Environment
Standard Performance * Quality * Costs * Time Delivery
Proses Produksi
Services
Waste, Defects, etc
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Income
(Before Tax)
Modal Kerja
(Working Capital)
Dividends Tax
Bhn Baku
Informasi, dll
Capital (Depresiasi)
Proses Produksi/Operasional
(Proses Konversi Uang Menjadi Produk yang Memiliki Nilai Tambah)
UC1
P
P1 UC2
C
C os t/un it
t1 1998
t2 2003
t1 1998
t2 2003
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25
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- Equipment utilization
Production Process
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Cost
Quality
Delivery
Innovation
1800
1960
1970
2000
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Employee Productivity
Capital Productivity
Production Productivity
Organization Productivity
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Megatrend 2000
(Paradigm Shift)
Masyarakat industri informasi Perekonomian lokal/nasional global Kebijakan sentralisasi desentralisasi Hirarki jaringan kerja (network) Era kejayaan individu (penguasaan teknologi/ informasi memungkinkan individu memiliki bargaining power yang lebih besar). Peningkatan kualitas SDM mutlak !
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Business Paradigm
Transform from : Into :
* Material Domination of * Problem Solving Service Capital * Innovative Product * Cheap Labor (Smart People) * Base on knowledge : * Availability of Raw - Science - Technology - Information
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Innovation and Creativity 45% Networking 25% Technology 20% Natural Resources 10%
Catatan : *) Inovasi, kreatifitas, networking dan pengembangan teknologi di Indonesia dirasakan lemah/kurang. *) Inovasi, kreativitas, networking dan pengembangan teknologi sangat diperlukan dalam proses desain, manufakturing dan marketing produk-produk industri.
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Era Informasi Perubahan cepat Global Soft technology Intangible asset (information, knowledge) Closed Supplier-Customer Cross function Product life-cycle pendek Kekuatan Otak
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Abad-Abad Perubahan
(Kresnayana Yahya, 2000)
Agricultural Age Industrial Age Information Age
Production system
Scarcity of resources
Abundance of information
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Paradigma Perubahan
(Aspek Kultural) Nilai Lokal/Tradisional Doktrin In-Loco Parentis Reaktif & Defensive Orientasi Masa Lalu Maksimasi Proses Pengendalian Ketat Kaku & Tidak Fleksibel
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Multikultural (Global) Demokrasi Inovatif & Proaktif Tantangan Masa Depan Maksimasi Output Empowering, Dinamis & Fleksibel
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Paradigma Perubahan
(Aspek Struktural) Hirarki-Birokrasi Sentralisasi Interaksi Vertikal Rigid, Dependence Formal Channels Command Appointed Leaders Formal Jobs Network (Team-Net) Desentralisasi Interaksi Lateral (Sharing) Flexible, Independence Voluntary Relations Consultation/Participative Natural Leaders Loosely Defined Jobs
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Small Groups
Agricultural Age
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Unrelated purchase
Creating a portfolio, supposedly to spread risk
Ownership
of distributors and/or retailers
Supplier base
Distribution outlets
Industry
Partnership
Buyer-supplier relationships
Joint ventures
Directly related to firms core activity
Joint ventures
Unrelated to core activity, but adds value for the firm
Partnership
Licensing agreements Distribution agreements
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Industrial engineer is synonymous with systems integrator ( a big picture thinker, in other words). Its an employee who takes what exists today and conceptualizes what exist in the future. IEs spend most of their time out in the real operating environment, coming up with scientific approaches to problems rather than seat-of-the pants, temporary solutions (The Institute of Industrial Engineers, 2001)
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