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18 Cards in this Set
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Manufacturing plants tend to be organized with self contained production cells |
Lean |
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Maintain greater quantities of raw materials, work in process and finished goods inventories |
Traditional |
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Setup time longer |
Traditional |
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High quality is stressed in every aspect of production |
Lean |
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Produce in smaller batches |
Lean |
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Emphasis is placed on shortening manufacturing cycle times |
Lean |
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Manufacturing plants tend to group like machinery together in different parts of plant |
Traditional |
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Setup times shorter |
Lean |
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Produce in large batches |
Traditional |
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Strive to maintain low inventory levels |
Lean |
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Cycle time tends to be longer |
Traditional |
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Quality tends to be inspect in rather than built in |
Traditional |
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Pull system |
Lean |
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Continuous flow |
Lean |
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Just in time |
Lean |
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Problems: storage cost, hide quality, bottlenecks and obsolete products |
Traditional |
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Problems: vulnerable when problems strike supplies or distributors |
Lean |
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Push system |
Traditional |
