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    An Assessment Of Logistics Performance Of The Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP)
    (Addis Ababa University, 2017-06) Aberham, Debora; Jebena, Tariku (PhD)
    The purpose of this study is to assess logistics performance of the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation. Logistic plays critical role to sustain company growth by reducing different operational cost and also essential for countries’ economies growth. Ethiopian Electric Power is it happens to be the oldest and the largest government owned organization, is responsible for the generation, transmission, distribution and sales service of electric energy throughout Ethiopia it is very important to now there logistics performance level. Therefore, the aim of the study is to increase Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation understanding of their current logistics performance and by this making them aware of potential areas of improvement and understand how currently is measuring and following up their logistics performance compared to the literature in order to investigate if the company is covering the critical and most relevant aspects when managing their logistics performance and measuring the logistics five process with the logistics performance measurement index terms quality, productivity, cost and cycle time performance indicators.To address this study descriptive analysis method employed and also quantitative and qualitative approaches isused. In this study, nonprobability sampling method is used. Specifically, judgmental sampling technic is deployed as a sampling technique,they are 52 employees in EEP logistics and related departments, we used census and selected the hole and 49 were filled correctly and interviewed the management of the logistics and related department The evidence from this study shows the currentlogistics performance of EEP in five logistics process is very low and there no measurement system for their logistic performance. To be more effective in logistics performance, the study recommends the enterprise to identify their key performance indicators and measure it because what gets measured gets improved and see the five logistics performances and improve in terms of quality productivity finance and cycle time.