Aspiring to the Standards of America’s Most Productive Companies

by Megan Bullard on January 19, 2010

In economics “productivity” is a measure of output per unit of input. In Aspiring to the Standards of America’s Most Productive Companies, we have defined labor productivity in terms of revenue produced per full-time employee. Calculating this required us to analyze financial data from over 1,600 publicly traded companies that we then organized into over 174 sub-industry groups.

We then identified the companies that ranked highest in each category and took a closer look at the practices that enable them to out-produce their peers. By understanding these practices, we hope to educate ourselves and our clients about the practices that can help them run more efficiently and become more competitive in the marketplace.

Click here to download Aspiring to the Standards of America’s Most Productive Companies.

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