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Business process outsourcing (BPO) involves looking closely at the processes that compose the business and its functional units, and then working with service providers to outsource these functions. In a cooperative networked organization, every enterprise is just a node that adds some value to the process; namely, a step in the manufacturing / supply chain. Furthermore, manufacturing companies increasingly encompass what has typically been regarded as the domain of the service sector. They try to establish long-term relationship with their customers in order to service their needs around manufactured product. For this reason, the area of virtual organisation and industrial virtual enterprises is attracting growing interest in terms of research and development, and implementation approaches for new business practices. This paper proposes a method allowing a concise identification and evaluation of cores competencies, which was applied on the production of glass insulation and sealing materials. 1. INTRODUCTION Non-flexible production structures can no longer survive on the market, since they can react to changes only with a big time lag, or, in other words, they cannot act - they can only react. It is necessary to restructure the existing factories that are still mainly organized according to Taylor principle. One of possible restructuring actions is the introduction of new cooperation forms that are based on regional integration (Supply Chain Management, network factory etc.). The fundamental criterion of network factory design is concentration on core competencies. Core competencies are here determined in three steps, which are described iteratively: Identifying of the core vision of an organization. The basic idea was the creation of a virtual factory that would connect the factories of the region in order to increase their market competence. Identifying core competencies. This step determines which products/ production/ services are important for further development of a factory, i.e. which ones could have a good position on market. In order to identify core competencies of production and service functions, the portfolio matrix is commonly used. Measurement for strategic differentiation is performed in separate departments whose economic efficiency is worse than the efficiency of outside deliverers and who do not represent a long term development potential of an enterprise. It is difficult to determine the most competitive processes because of multiple factors of influence. The project team should define core competencies, and steps for further optimization of structures and resources. On the other hand, in the field where an enterprise has no competence at all it is necessary to find deliverers and a strategy for displacement of production/services to other locations. Optimization of core competencies. It is not sufficient only to identify core competencies, their dynamic management must also be provided in order to provide further development of their potentials and competencies. The competencies to be optimized are those that provide long-term market competitiveness. The method for identification and evaluation of core competencies is introduced in the next section followed by the applied example. 2. THE EXPLOITATION OF COMPETENCIES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK FOR GLOBAL VIRTUAL BUSINES According to (Molina & Bremer, 1997), within the Framework for Global Virtual Business, Virtual Enterprise Brokers (VEB) will be looking for core competencies in a Virtual Industry Cluster (VIC) to: Make a product; Perform a or a set of business processes to deliver a product; Apply or have access to a technology to make a product; The VIC should respond to these requirements or tasks based on its constituent skills, which should be represented as: What type of products it can do; What business processes it can perform; Following this approach, the required competencies are the required competencies are the capability of matching and fulfilling the tasks provided by the VEB (Molina & Bremer, 1997). Products, business processes and technologies can be thus understood as core competencies' building blocks, or constituent skills. An issue that encourages this approach by core competencies' constituent skills is that it deals with easily explicit able components, which are well known products, processes and technologies. Moreover, at this level (building blocks), they will be integrated in Virtual Enterprises by the VEB. Before showing the method for identification and evaluation of constituent skills, it is important to clearly what each one product, process and technology means: Product: it can be understood as a result of a single or more processes. Not necessarily, a product must have physical or material characteristics; it can be a document or software. In this work, a product will be considered that resulting from manufacturing processes. The representation will be based on project SFB 361 (Eversheim et al., 1996). Process: Garvin (Garvin,1995) classifies processes as management processes, business processes and work processes. In this work, process is always related to business process. Rozenfeld (Rozenfeld,1995) defines a business process as phenomena that occur inside the company. It encompasses a set of activities, which are associated with the information handled by the company, using its resources and organization. A business process constitutes a coesa unity and must focus on a type of business, with well-defined market/customer and suppliers. Examples of business process are product development, order fulfillment and service. Technology: the Encyclopaedia Britannica (2000) defines as technology as the deployment of scientific knowledge for practical issues of human life, or applied for change and manipulation to the human environment. The Merrian-Webster (2000) dictionary defines technology as the practical deployment of scientific knowledge in a specific area, or a specific way to accomplish a task by using processes, methods or knowledge. Moreover, a classification proposed by Teerhag (Teerhag et. al., 1996) will be adopted. These classification sub-divides technologies as: Human skills: these technologies encompass personal skills for technical and material tasks, and are related to the competitive and profitable use of specifics tools to accomplish those tasks; Organizational practices; they represent the practices and methods adopted by the company's organization of performing its business process; Resources: these are all that the physical resources used by company, like machine tools, computers, LAN's facilities and so forth. However, the breakdown shown above does not provide the necessary support to identify and evaluate technologies as constituent skills of core competencies, specifically the human skills and the organizational practices, which may be considered as a part of the company's knowledge. In accordance with (Nonaka & Takeuchi, 1997), the knowledge a company has can be classified as explicit or tacit ones. Explicit knowledge are those that can be formalized as text, databases, and so forth, while tacit knowledge are considered inherent to a person, acquired through time and experimentation. Rozenfeld (Rozenfeld, 1995) proposed a typology for representing explicit knowledge, where are considered as being: Philosophies/Concepts: they are used to create theoretical and generic basis, e.g. Activity Based Costing (ABC) of Project Management; Techniques/Methods: they are structural in steps or related to something more specific, e.g. Computed Aided Design (CAD) or Quality Function Deployment (QFD); Tools/Systems; they are generally related to commercial solutions, e.g. Product Data Management (PDM) or Electronic Document Management (EDM). Thus the company's human skills or organizational practices can be classified as explicit knowledge, in a lower level as philosophies/concepts, methods/techniques or tools/systems. 2.1. Products as a Constituent Skill The method consists of two spreadsheets, the Products Internal Evaluation Spreadsheet (PIES) and the Qualitative Evaluation Spreadsheet (QEPS). The PIES identifies the products and aims to provide general information about them. This information consists of: Manufacturing typology 1: MTS, MTO, ATO or ETO product; Manufacturing typology 2: discrete or continuous process product; Classification: according to SFB 361 (Eversheim et al., 1996), it can be a final product, a module, component or a single piece; Participation on company's income: percentage of income the referred product provides the company; Market-share; Specific market growth; Life-cycle phase: introduction, growing, maturity and declining. The criteria market-share, specific market growth and life cycle phase provide balanced weights, which will be used by the next spreadsheet. These weights are from 1 (the lowest) to 4 (the highest). The second spreadsheet, QEP, provides qualitative marks for internal and customer criteria, which are: Capability in gaining new customers; Capability in gaining new order; Customer's quality perception; Possibility to be recycled/retrofitted; Level of technological innovation. These criteria are judged according to marks from 1 (lowest value) to 5 (highest value). After collecting data for all the products available in company, a score is done by summing the marks for all the criteria, then multiplying this sum by the weights given by PIES. A second sum is done, taking into account all the scored sums, thus an ABC curve is drawn. Those products that contribute with until 50% percent of the final sum, these will be considered the company core products. However, it is necessary to have workshops within the company, in order to validate the obtained results. 2.2. Business processes as a Constituent Skill This method is based on the work performed by (Teerhag et al., 1996). In order to allow a uniform and equal analysis of different companies' business processes, taxonomy was adopted, and it is that from ENAPS (European Network for Advanced Performance Studies). This taxonomy encompasses the following macro processes: Product Development, Obtaining the Customer Commitment, Order Fulfillment, Service. The processes are evaluated taking into account both qualitative and quantitative criteria, in internal and external perspectives. Each process and its respective sub-processes or activity, a balancing weight must be given, from 1 (the lowest) to 3 (the highest). The criterion for considering a process as a core process, both perspective values (internal and external) must be over 50%. As the same for products, the results must be validated in workshops within the company. 2.3. Technologies as Constituent Skill The evaluation of technologies may need of lists with examples that follow the classification explained in the previous sections, for human skills and organizational practices. As so, the company can correctly provide the necessary information. About the resources as technologies, it is assumed that the most important contribution a company, in terms of physical resources, may provide for VIC's and Virtual Enterprises are its machine tools and other devices, directly linked with production. Then only manufacturing processes (like grinding, turning or drilling) will be taken into account by this method. The methods consist of evaluating the evolution stage for each technology, within the enterprise and frond to the market, and the technology's necessity for competitiveness. Gallon (Gallon et al., 1995), define each one of these criteria as: Absolute strength: related to how a technology is internally developed; Relative strength: related to how, front to main competitors, a technology is developed; Criticality: related to how a technology has direct influence on competitiveness. Each one of these criteria are marked from 1 (the lowest mark) to 5 (the highest mark) (Table 1). After collecting all the data, three different portfolio graphics are plotted (Absolute Strength x Relative Strength, Absolute Strength x Criticality, Relative Strength x Criticality). Table 1 Marks for the technologies' evaluation criteria MarksAbsolute StrengthRelative StrengthCriticality5Highly refined, with limited scope for improvementsTotal leadershipEssential for competitive advantage4Well developed, with moderated scope for improvementsEquivalent to the best practice, without leadershipDirect and significant effect on competitiveness3Partially developed, with significant scope for improvementsWithin the industry averageImportant for competitiveness, but not directly2Initial development stageSubstantially worse the industry averageQuite irrelevant for competitiveness, but worth for pontual benefits1Real infancy, with high scope for developmentSub-developed if compared with the industry averageAlmost no impact on competitiveness As a criterion for evaluation, a technology will be a core technology if it is present in at least two portfolios, classified with marks higher than the average (value: 3). As the same for products and business processes, it needs to be validated within the company. 3. APPLICATION OF A METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING CORE COMPETENCIES FOR GLASS INSULATION AND SEALING PRODUCTION For determining the core competencies of an enterprise X: production programme, enterprise's value stream flow chart and basic technological resources had to be defined. Following core competencies were determined based on the analysis: Glass plaits production, Production of graphite and tephlonic plaits, Design and production of industrial compensators, Fibre glass production, Production of glass linen and glass ribbons, Production of PTFE products; Sealing production. The procedure is conducted in three steps: In the first step of MIECC method (a Method for Identifying and Evaluating Core Competencies) application the production program was analyzed. Determined criterion which suggests that a product should satisfy with the minimal level of value coefficient of 0.5, following products did not satisfy: Fibre glass production, Production of PTFE products; Sealing production. Design and production of industrial compensators is on the margin of acceptance but since the product is crucial for the enterprise in finance terms it was clear that the enterprise would continue with the policy of its production. Method for evaluation of basic processes is applied on rest of the competencies. From Figure 1 it is obvious that only the impregnation process does not belong in domain of basic process so it could be outsourced to external supplier. Current domestic characteristics are such that it is better to find the supplier abroad.  SHAPE \* MERGEFORMAT  Figure 1. Graphical presentation of basic processes criterion satisfaction  knitting  compensator sewing  weaving  impregnation with graphite or tephlonic dispersion Survived core competencies according to the method's outcomes are: Fibre glass production, Design and production of industrial compensators, Production of glass linen and glass ribbons. In the step three respective technologies for the production of chosen products were analyzed: Weaving technology, Knitting technology, Sewing technology. Technology resources that are used by the identified basic processes competencies are satisfactory according to method's criterions. After the suppliers for other processes had been determined the enterprise should give up of all of the technologies involved in those processes. By doing so the enterprise would become more competitive because it should then only be focused on rationalization of basic processes competencies by which could strive to achieve lower prices. 4. CONCLUSION Traditionally lot of enterprises have looked on its existence isolated of others even with desire to compete with itself and so ensuring its own existence. Darwin's law of survival of the fittest could almost be applied. But this approach could also sound as self-destructive if an enterprise is not willing to cooperate with other involved business entities as integrated competitive subject. As opposed to this idea is idea of integrated supply chain. Number of enterprises that are focusing on their core business in other words doing what they are best in or doing only those things in which they achieve and sustain competitiveness is growing larger every day. Everything else that could not be characterized as core business is outsourced to suppliers, i.e. it is produced out side of the enterprise. To accept that philosophy firstly it is needed to identify core competencies. In this paper the application of MIECC method Method for Identifying and Evaluating Core Competencies on glass insulation and sealing production is presented. The outcomes from the method influenced the enterprise in such a way that it became dynamic enterprise focused on ensuring its competitiveness. The MIECC method is highly flexible because it could be used on any enterprise belonging to any industry sector and also because the results are quantitative and rapidly evaluated. After the method had been applied a new supplier net, with the characteristics of virtual enterprise, is set. Each enterprise situated in this structure is involved in those activities of a particular project, which represent their core competencies. By exploiting mutual cooperation between the involved enterprises it is possible to satisfy the customer regarding a product quality, time and price features. 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