The
Calibration Interval Impact Report
is accessed by selecting Interval Impact Report from the Reports menu on
the Main Screen. This report
shows the workload and cost impact that would result if recommended intervals were assigned.
The relevant cost data must first be specified via the Analysis
Parameters Screen or the Cost
Variables Screen before the Impact Report can be generated. Report features and functions are briefly described below.
Report
Options
The Scope
option allows you to view results for all models, currently selected
manufacturer/models, or those within a specified range. The Approval
option allows you to view results for all intervals or approved intervals
only. The Source of "Previous Interval" Field
option is used select intervals from a previous analysis of the
IntervalMAX database or from an external database.
Report Fields
The first two columns contain the Manufacturer and
Model number for each item that was included in the current
analysis. The
Previous Interval
column contains the recommended or assigned interval from the prior analysis.
The New Interval column contains the current interval recommended by from
the Model Level or Class Level analysis. The Analysis Level column
contains the Analysis Level on which the current assigned interval is based.
Analysis Levels are Instrument Class (C) and Manufacturer/Model (M).
The Pct Change column contains the percent change in interval that would result if the current recommended interval were to be assigned.
The Number Items column contains the number of Serial Numbered items that participated in the analysis.
The Workload Change column contains the percent change in the annual number of items tested or calibrated that would result if the current recommended interval were to be assigned.
The Cost Difference column contains the annual difference in cost that would result if the current recommendations were to be implemented.
Results
The
Interval Changes section displays the
number of times the new intervals differ from the previous intervals,
the average difference between the new and previous intervals and the
associated percent change.
The
Estimated Annual Cost Impact section displays the estimated
increase or decrease in the annual number of calibrations, and the
associated net cost, that would result from implementing the new
intervals.