Rajesh Sabbani

  Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule): ➡️ 80% of results come from 20% of efforts, inputs, causes, or resources. Easy Examples: Business: 80% sales come from 20% customers. Inventory (ABC/Material Mgmt): Top 20% items contribute 80% value (Class A). Time Management: 20% tasks give 80% productivity. Marketing: 20% campaigns generate 80% leads. Where Useful: ✔️ Decision-making ✔️ Prioritization ✔️ Inventory control ✔️ Productivity ✔️ Cost reduction

  ✅ ABC Analysis for Kitchen Items Given: Top 10% items = 70% value → A Category Next 20% items = 20% value → B Category Remaining 70% items = 10% value → C Category A – Category (Most Important) 🔹 Top 10% of kitchen items 🔹 Account for 70% of total value 🔹 Need highest focus, strict control, frequent monitoring 🔹 High-cost, high-usage, critical items Examples (Kitchen): Premium oil/ghee Rice/wheat bulk Spices (imported/expensive) High-quality vegetables (Bhaji with 70% value contribution) Dry fruits Milk products B – Category (Moderately Important) 🔹 Next 20% of items 🔹 Account for 20% value 🔹 Moderate control and periodic monitoring Examples: Pulses Basic spices Cleaning supplies Common vegetables C – Category (Least Important) 🔹 Remaining 70% of items 🔹 Account for only 10% value 🔹 Simple control, bulk purchase, minimal supervision Examples: Salt Sugar Tea powder Basic masala packets Miscel...

  Here are the key points from the image: Zomato’s New Experiment: Zomato has started testing a new revenue stream idea. Innovative Advertising: They are turning their delivery bags into mobile advertising billboards . Strategic Partnership: This initiative is being done in collaboration with Cars24 . Purpose: The move aims to generate extra income by utilizing delivery fleets for brand promotions . Public Reaction (Meme Element): The bottom image humorously shows the Zomato owner being surprised or thrilled, symbolizing excitement over the new idea’s potential success.