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Many
GE
business units employ a tool called the Trotter Matrix to
check on their use of best practices.
The scorecard was
developed by Lloyd Trotter, who ran the Electrical Distribution
and Controls side at GE. He listed six desirable attributes for
each of his plants and then scored each attribute. |
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The Trotter Scorecard |
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0 points |
Aware of best practice: no plans to adopt |
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1 point |
Plans to adopt: no current activity |
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2 points |
Current activity on best practice |
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3 points |
Best practice implemented on some product lines |
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4 points |
Best practice implemented on all product lines |
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5 points |
Model site for best practice |
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