Impact Of Kenaf Towards Enhancing Organizational Performance : A Study In Manufacturing Organization

Hani Abdul Hakim , Abdul Kader (2013) Impact Of Kenaf Towards Enhancing Organizational Performance : A Study In Manufacturing Organization. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Previously world only depends on majority unrenewable resources such as oil and petroleum, natural gas and coal to generate product and services, particularly in the manufacturing sector. Lack of knowledge and skills in managing resources optimally causes a world crisis that leads to resource depletion. It is the responsibility of all countries including Malaysia to find other alternatives for new sources. It is important to meet the needs of the community in the future. There are some other alternative source that can be used as tooling manufacturing in the manufacturing sector as EFB (Empty Fruit Bunches), Biomass and Kenaf to replace non renewable resources. However, Kenaf will be selected as a manufacturing tool because Kenaf is one of the sources with the potential to enhance on the application of green technology in renewable energy and sustainable manufacturing. This research will examine the economic impact of using Kenaf in the manufacturing industry. Data for this study will focus on several states such as Perak, Selangor, and Malacca. Questionnaires will be disseminated to respondents, while data collected will be analyzed quantitavely. In conclusion, Kenaf is a new source that is very important to replace unrenewable source such as petroleum, gas and coil in manufacturing industry especially in the manufacturing industry. The use of Kenaf is predicted to enhance corporate profitability, reduce operation cost and increase market share other than minimizing the pollution, natural conserving of energy and resources, safe and healthy for employee communities, consumer and socially. Keywords : Manufacturing tooling, Economic impact.

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