In this category, you will find blog posts related to Lean manufacturing like explanations of different Lean tools and also articles on Lean concepts, and case studies.
Bottleneck analysis is one of the key concepts in Lean manufacturing. An identifying bottleneck in the process is essential because it leads to an increase in waiting time in different process steps, loss of customers, and also loss in the company revenue. A single bottleneck in the process can become responsible for the production of …
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5 principles of Lean are the foundation of Lean manufacturing. This methodology is recognized as one of the most powerful process improvement methodologies all over the world and is used in all types of industries to eliminate waste and improve process efficiency. In 1996, James Womack and Daniel T. Jones defined these 5 principles of …
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Lean manufacturing is all about eliminating waste in the process to increase the overall process efficiency. This process improvement methodology provides tools and techniques to eliminate 8 waste in lean manufacturing. By eliminating waste, this methodology helps organizations reduce costs, streamline their processes, improve product quality, and provide the best possible value to the customer. …
Lean manufacturing is one of the best methods for organizational waste reduction. Waste generation is the biggest problem any organization faces because waste not only disturbs the entire manufacturing or service cycle of the organization but also makes business processes inefficient. To overcome this problem, in 1930 automotive manufacturer Toyota came up with the concept …
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You will find the debate most of the time when it comes to Lean vs Six sigma. Out of these two process improvement techniques which one is more effective? but the fact is that Lean and Six sigma, both are extremely complementary methodologies.
