Efficiency (and not productivity)
Many folks use the terms efficiency and productivity interchangeably.
They are not interchangeable. They are not equivalent.
Heck, they’re not even synonyms – even though Thesaurus.com thinks so.
Technically, productivity is a ratio of (good) outputs to inputs and efficiency is the ratio of actual output to standard output. Lean practitioners are typically and more appropriately concerned about productivity. As the famous Art Byrne, former CEO of Wiremold, said, “Productivity = Wealth.”