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Jackie Horner started Glad Rags to combine fashion and sustainability. The original production of sandals made from recycled plastic has expanded to a complete line of casual footwear. Current sales total over $2 million. Jackie hired the firm's first controller early this year, and has asked him to detail suggestions for ways to increase profits. Thomas Roberts, the new controller, has compiled a list of recommended changes that focus on quality improvements. Glad Rags' customers expect high quality at a low price, a "value" product. So, the company must simultaneously watch costs and quality. After receiving his list of suggestions, Jackie calls Thomas to her office and says, "I don't see how improving quality can increase productivity. In fact, it seems to me that efforts to improve quality will slow down production and decrease productivity."
Required:
Using specific examples, help Thomas explain to Jackie why efforts to improve quality can also boost productivity. How does productivity play a role in the firm's strategy and competitive environment?
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