FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) refers to measure or criteria or standard of, as the name suggests, the effectiveness of a manufacturing operation against its potential in its entirety (full potential).
It depicts the percentage of productive manufacturing time.
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