Share & Care December 2012

Electronic Magazine from

Sri Padhmam Consultancy & Training

December 2012

e-mail : [email protected]

Website : www.sripadhmam.com

“What a person’s mind can conceive & believe,

it can achieve…”A V Manivannan

Principal Consultant & Trainer 1

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A V ManivannanPrincipal Consultant & Trainer

Sri Padhmam

Consultancy & TrainingChennai & Pondicherry

Inside….

1. Best Performers during various Training programs

2. “How to improve Talent”? - article by Mr.Lena Tamilvanan

3. Management thought - 2

4. The History of Computers – Article by Mr. S Sathishkumar

5. Health care : Mudras

6. Inspirations in & around

7. Number Game in Statistics – A different exercise

8. Announcement on Process FMEA Training program

Website : www.sripadhmam.com

Cell : 094428 92185

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Chennai

Process FMEA

Facilitated by

Mr. P K Sitaraman

Mr. K Sham Suresh

Mr. D Arulmozhi Varman &

Mr. R Vinoth Kumar


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Chennai

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Facilitated by

Mr. K Saravanan

Mr. D Loganathan of Wheels India

Mr. K Shanmugavel of Axles India &

Mr. S Prasanna Venkatesh of Wheels India


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Chennai

Q C Tools

Facilitated by

Mr. K Saravanan

Mr. R Srinivasan

Mr. S Jeeva

Mr. T Mohana Vasu

Mr. S Prasanna Venkatesh &

Ms. Vidhya Dhanapal


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Coimbatore

APQP & PPAP

Facilitated by

Mr. R Shyam Sundar

Mr. T Selvaraj

Mr. G Kuzhanthai Velu

Mr. K M Muthukumar

Mr. P Saravana Kumar

Mr. T Udhayakumar


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?Work and Happiness

How to cultivate ‘Interest’ within us ?

• Interest should not sleep in mind.

• It should activate the mind.

• It must Involve ourselves each and every second of the day happily and usefully.

• Develop your thinking power.

• If you indulge in a work do not always think about the profits alone.

• Analyze other aspects of our health,comfort with respect to work that you choose.

• Proper aim in the work is very important.

• This avoids the feeling of hatredness and dullness in work.

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• Boost your interest in the work through flawless zeal.

• Contenment in the work gives you true happiness.

• This happiness along with the interest keeps your spirit up.

• This high spirit transforms our goals or aims into action.

• Just as a fruit ripens enthusiasm ripens as a result of burning desire.

• It urges to cross the hurdles of life and enforces to the victory path.

• This feeling of enthusiasm not only strengthens oneself, it also instigates the minds of others.

• Postement of work is avoided.

• Interet keeps your body and mind young.


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What happens when a person is not enthusiastic?

• His mind weakens.

• He cannot come up in life.

• He is unable to withstand any obstacle or opposition.

• He cannot win over the difficult situations.

What should be done then?

• One should admire & get inspiration from the enthusiastic persons.

• They should come forward to change themselves to become better.

Will continue…..

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It is quite possible for an organization to

satisfy its customers and fail to satisfy

the needs of the other stakeholders.

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The History of Computers

Part 8

S. Sathish kumar Cell : 099625 12280

Fourth generation 1971-Present• The microprocessor brought the fourth

generation of computers,

• Thousands of integrated circuits rebuilt onto a single silicon chip.

• A silicon chip that contains a CPU.

• In the world of personal computers,theterms microprocessor and CPU are used interchangeably.

• At the heart of all personal computers and most workstations sits a microprocessor.

• Microprocessors also control the logic of almost all digital devices, from clock radios to fuel-injection systems for automobiles.

• What in the first generation filled an entire room could now fit in the palm of the hand.

• The Intel 4004chip, developed in 1971, located all the components of the computer - from the central processing unit and memory to input/output controls - on a single chip.

• The CPU is the brains of the computer. Sometimes referred to simply as the processor or central processor, the CPU is where most calculations take place.

• In terms of computing power, the CPU is the most important element of a computer system.

• The CPU is housed in a single chip called a microprocessor.

Two typical components of a CPU are:

1. The arithmetic logic unit (ALU), which performs arithmetic and logical operations.

2. The control unit, which extracts instructions from memory and decodes and executes them, calling on the ALU when necessary.

• As these small computers became more powerful, they could be linked together to form networks, which eventually led to the development of the Internet.

• Fourth generation computers also saw the development of GUI's, the mouse and handheld devices

Next Issue- Fifth Generation - Present and Beyond

In 1981 IBM introduced

its first computer for

the home user

In 1984 Apple introduced

the Macintosh

Who is the inventor of

Jaap Haartsen & Sven Mattisson, 1994

Lawrence E. Page & Sergey M. Brin,

1998

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Health Care : Mudras

Shunya Mudra( Mudra of emptiness )

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Shunya Mudra ( Mudra of Emptiness )

Keep the middle finger at the mount of Venus and press it with thumb

“Method “

“Time duration“

“Specialty“

“Benefits“

Courtesy : Mr.R Pradeep Kink, CQA, ELGI equipments, Coimbatore

It reduces the dullness in our body

One can practice it for 40 to 60 minutes daily until to be cured from the

disease.

• It relieves an ear ache within 4 or 5 minutes

* It is useful for the deaf and mentally challenged, but not for inborn ones.

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are very happy to share certain observations,

Which have inspired us, during our journey.

Hope, this may inspire the readers too – in turn

may attempt the same – as applicable !“Bouquet of this month”

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Wheels India (TVS ), Chennai

• Lot of dedicated focus on 'SAFETY’ of the employees

• Very nicely worded ‘SAFETY pledge’ is documented

• 'SAFETY pledge’ has been made as a routine.

• Every start of the shift / day / event, safety pledge is taken

• Lot of Visuals on safety across the Factory.

• So nice to watch and learn !

• In a nut shell, safety shines so well !

Safety shines !

“Bouquet of this month”

Number Context / Clue

30 min SPC

3 to 6 Control Charts

125 min SPC

1.33 min SPC

20 min SPC

90 & 95 % MSA

1.0 Correlation & MSA

5 & 25 SPC

5 or more MSA

(-) 1 MSA & SPC

7 to 25 Control Charts

300 & / or 8 PPAP

2 Control Charts

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• SPC : Statistical Process

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• MSA : Measurement

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• PPAP : Production Part

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