value. If appropriate a ‘weight’ could be assigned on the basis of criticality and the
80/20 ranking based on profit could be adjusted accordingly. Table 2.2 provides
an example.
Table 2.2 Critical value analysis
ProductsProfitability
rank order
Critical value to
customers
1 2 3
Rank ×
Critical
value
Order of
priority for
service
C 1x 3 1
P 2x 4 2 =
R 3x 6 5
B 4x 4 2 =
X 5x 5 4
Y 6x18 8
Z 7x14 7
H 8x 8 6
J 9x2710
K10x20 9
Critical values: 1 = Sale lost
2 = Slight delay acceptable
3 = Longer delay acceptable
Setting service standards
Obviously if service performance is to be ...
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