Dabbawala (1)

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WELCOME DCIAN’S

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GROUP A4

Members:

Joffy JohnSivakrishnan MThara RJis Teresa JohnDhanesh MSSaxon Figarado

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Introduction

•We love to eat homely food.

•Managers - tight schedule - no way.

•Job in Mumbai ! ! ! ! But possibility is there.

•That is DABBAWALAS….

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He is a person in the Indian city of Mumbai whose job is to carry and deliver freshly made food from home in lunch boxes to office workers.

Who is Dabbawala?

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•Started in 1890

•Dietary laws dedicated by religious beliefs varies.

•British welcomed and encouraged the establishment of dabbawalas.

•First attempt is to unionize dabbawalas- 1930- Mahadev Havji Bache.

History

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•1956- Nutan Tiffin Box Suppliers Charity Trust. •1968- Mumbai Tiffin Box Carrier Association registered.

•Now 5000+ dabbawalas.

•Most of them are uneducated

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• "Time Is Money, Unity Is Power”• “No Excuses: Duty First”• “Error is Horror”• “Co-Ownership”

Rules To Be Obeyed

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Nutan Mumbai Tiffin Box Suppliers Association

What is NMTBSA?

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About NUTAN MUMBAI TIFFIN BOX SUPPLIERS ASSOCIATION (NMTBSA)

◙HISTORY : Started in 1890◙CHARITABLE TRUST : Regd. in 1956◙LITERACY RATE : 8th Grade schooling◙TOTAL AREA COVERAGE : 60-70 kms.◙EMPLOYEE STRENGTH : 5000◙NO. OF TIFFINS : 2,00,000 Tiffin Boxes◙AVG. TIME TAKEN : 3 hrs

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About NMTBSA

◙ERROR RATE : 1 in 16 million transactions

◙TECHNOLOGICAL BACKUP : NIL◙COST OF SERVICE : Rs. 300 p.m.◙TURNOVER : Rs. 72 Cr. appx◙EARNINGS : Rs. 5000-6000 p.m.◙DIWALI BONUS : 1 months extra

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PRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT

GENERAL SECRETARY

TREASURER

DIRECTORS ( 9 )

MEMBERS ( 5000 )

MUKADAM

13 MEMBERS

ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

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CODING SYSTEM

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MANAGEMENT PROCESS

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PLANNING

• From where, when and how many dabbas have to be picked from a particular area.

• Who has to go where and at which station the dabbas have to be assembled.

• By whom the boxes have to be collected and returned back.

• What should be the timing for the entire process.

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• What should be the means of transport

• They also have to plan about their coding strategy so that they differentiate between the dabbas.

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CO-ORDINATION

• Daily one set of dabbawallas collects the Tiffins from the homes, another set unloads at the station and the third set sorts it out and deliver it

• Each group teams up with the other for deliveries. The dabbas reach at the right place because of the remarkable co-ordination between these people

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STAFFING

• There’s no criteria as such for staffing the members. Generation after generation people involve themselves in this business. The dabbawallas generally hail from neighboring villages

• There’s no retirement age and people work as long as they want.

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CONTROL

The dabbawallas put control on themselves by following the discipline which is:

• No alcohol drinking during business hours.

• Wearing white cap during business hours.

• Carry identity cards.

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TIME MANAGEMENT

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The onward and return journey..

• 10:35-11:20 am : load the wooden crates filled with Tiffin's

• 11:20-12:30 pm : At this stage the unloading takes place at a destination station

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• 1:15-2:00 pm :The dabbawalas pick up the tiffins from the offices which they had delivered.

• 2:00-2:30 pm : The group members meet for the segregation as per the destination suburb.

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• 2:48-3:30 pm : The return journey by train where the group finally meets.

• 3:30-4:00 pm : The groups then sort out the tiffins as per the origin area.

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What we learn from dabbawala?

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Keep operational cost as low as possible

•No big office to maintain and ad budgets. But cycles, hand carts and local trains.

Keep capital investment bare minimum

•Investment is the hard work, honesty, promptness and time management.•Easy to maintain cycles- fuel is free air (GOD given fuel)

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Just serve your customers- nothing else

•Dabbawalas always deliver food on time- even during heavy rains- without wearing a watch.

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Never deviate from your core competency

•Be “ Master of one trade rather than jack of all.”

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Co-operation inside- Competition outside

Competition is only up to collection. Profit is shared equally within each group after deducting expenses.Commitment – the mottoGet committed - Be the best

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Know the implication of Failure

•Customer will get angry•If vegetarian gets non vegetarian dabba, then big problem!

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Abandon Bad Customers

•Bad customers affect the operation and profitability from existing customers.

Penalize the employees for non compliance•Dabbawalas are penalized for not wearing Gandhi Topi, not pre-informing leave and misbehaving with customers.•Discipline is one of the main reasons of dabbawala success.

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Reasons For Using Dabbawalas Services 

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Home made food is best for health and because health is wealth.

•Home made food is cheaper.

•Dabbawalas can deliver us good quality home like lunch from good quality restaurants.

•Safety

•High performance and accuracy match Six Sigma Standards

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•Dabbawalas never go on strike.

•By taking their service we are providing direct employment to 5000+ Dabbawalas and many of their dependent families.

Contd….

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ACHIEVEMENTS•World record in best time management.

•Name In “GUINESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS”.

• Registered with Ripley's “ believe it or not”.

•Dabbawalas are mostly invited by Management colleges , hospitality colleges,  educational institutes , private & multinational organizations and government and semi government companies for delivering lectures.

•The Prince Charles was presented with a small momento accompanied with a garland, a Gandhi topi & a trophy by the dabbawalas.

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Queries

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

www.wikipedia.comwww.mydabbawala.com

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THANKS