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Most continuous improvement efforts, either directly or indirectly, are centered on improving flow. Flow is the condition where work moves from one process to the next without stopping. Improving flow means taking out all the efficiencies that keep that continuous mov...Tags: flow management, lean manufacturing, six sigma
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- Without enter in the details about 7 wastes and VSM arguments, I'll give you a fresh recap of some concepts just to introduce you the object of this post : "POUS Point of use storage". The seven wastes of Lean Manufacturing are what we are aiming to remove from our processes by...
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The flow is not a dream, it's the trend
Too many times I listen that: "the flow's concept is only a theoric definition but that It's impossible to reach". So with this post I try to give my point of view. The important thing is not to establish if the statement is true or false, the important thing is to establish if wo...Tags: flow management, lean manufacturing, six sigma
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Using control charts to detect common-cause variation and special-cause variation
What are common-cause variation and special-cause variation? Some degree of variation will naturally occur in any process. Common-cause variation is the natural or expected variation in a process. Special-cause variation is unexpected variation that results from unusual occurrences. It is ...Tags: common cause variation, special cause variation, six sigma, process stability
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Lean Six Sigma Automotive
Lean Six Sigma applications in the Automotive industry.
Lean Six Sigma EMS
Lean Six Sigma applications in the electronic manufacturing industry.
Lean Six Sigma Healthcare
Lean Six Sigma applications in the Healthcare industry.
Lean Six Sigma Bank & Credit
Lean Six Sigma applications in the banks & credit industry.
