At the Vector of Productivity business forum in Ryazan, the Director General of the Federal Competence Center told what changes are planned to be made to the national project "Labor Productivity and Employment Support" starting in 2021.
"Starting next year, we will also expand support to a limited number of businesses. Now the Federal Competence Center will do more than just semi-annual projects with a limited production area. Now we are making one stream per year, and we will make two," said Nikolai Solomon. - The length of such a project is a whole year, but most importantly, we will expand support in the areas of "Digitalization and Automation", "Strategic and operational planning", "Optimization of support processes", "Corporate Culture", "Logistics and Inventory management", "Sales and Marketing". This is the only way to level the situation at the enterprise."
As explained by the CEO of the FCC, an increase in the support period will allow the FCC experts to dive much deeper into production processes, take into account the specifics of the company, and identify more losses. This will provide a more accurate picture of the factors that affect the cost of products. Consequently, the FCC experts will be able to develop more effective measures to reduce it.
Recall that starting in 2020, the national project "Labor Productivity and employment Support" was launched in the region, which includes three federal projects: "Systemic measures to increase labor productivity", "Targeted support for increasing labor productivity in enterprises", "Employment support and improving labor market efficiency to ensure productivity growth labor". At the local level, the operator is the Regional Center of Competence in the field of Labor Productivity (RCC), established on the basis of the Agency for Development and Investment of the Omsk region.
For reference: The Federal Center for Competence in the Field of Labor Productivity (FCC) is the operator of the national project "Labor Productivity and Employment Support". The main objective of the project is to ensure the growth of labor productivity in medium–sized and large enterprises of the basic non-resource sectors of the Russian economy by at least 5% per year by 2024 through the introduction of a culture of lean manufacturing.