An activity is value-added to the extent that its performance contributes to the completion of the product or service for consumers.
A non-value-added activity transforms a product or service in a way that adds no usefulness to the product or service.
activities such as, receiving, forming, assembling, testing, painting,and packing and shipping, do all sonsidered value-added activities
An activity dictionary can be developed, listing and describing all activities within an organization, including information on each activity's location, performance measure(s), and key value-added and non-value-added attributes.
A value-added activity is any activity that enhances a product or service in the eyes of a customer, either by increasing its quality, performance, or features, or by reducing costs or time. These activities directly contribute to the end product and are essential for maintaining a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
A value added activity, simply put is any activity the customer would be happy to pay for. in a factory process its anything that transforms raw materials towards that of the final saleable product. In a service or office process its anything that develops, provides, improves or guarantees information or allows the service to be provided in a timely and cost effective manner
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Expediting adds no value to the product or service other than correcting delays (which should not even happen in a well run process). If the expediting had not taken place the product would be identical to a product that did not get expediting - thus no value was added.
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With industry in general, the most valuable ones are those that have the highest added value. That is they have a much larger selling price for their output compared with the buying price of the input material. In the case of forest products, raw felled logs would have a low added value, whereas making paper would have a higher added value. Similarly, furniture making would have an even higher added value. Generally, the amount of added value is highly dependent on the amount of capital needed to set up the industry. But fine hand crafted products could have a high added value, but still have a modest capital needs.
Value added is the difference between the value of a firm's output and the cost of its intermediate consumption. In this case, if the value of output is R 20,000 and intermediate consumption is R 4,990, the value added would be R 20,000 - R 4,990 = R 15,010. This represents the firm's contribution to the economy, reflecting the additional value created through its production processes.