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    Lean Six Sigma Case Study

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    any value to the customers: + Defects: The product isn’t in accordance with customer wishes, inaccurate, late, incomplete Staff is rude and/ or sloppy. + Over-production: Wrong document Settings, blank paper, double printing, unused system features, redundant systems, unnecessary options and/or clauses. + Waiting: Batch processing, any delay between the first and the last step…

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    Every budgeted item must be “owned” by somebody, meaning that the owner has responsibility for spending and must have a realistic spending limit. An ideal budget management system would be visible to a group of managers, and is a system that rewards budgeting successes and penalizes budgeting failures. Managers have to set specific goals, dates, responsibilities, and budgets for the company to thrive. Importance of Budgeting Budgeting is a critical function…

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    Focusing on eliminating waste should be daily, hourly and even minute by minute. Now a day the term Lean is well known in manufacturing circles, but it has been with us for many years long before the Toyota Production System brought it to our attention in the 1950s. Eli Whitney, was the person that changed the cotton industry. He has automated the seed separation process and could produce up to fifty pounds of cleaned cotton daily. This resulted in saving hundreds…

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    The two men had tentatively discussed the possibility that Northrop Bank might extend a line of credit to Cartwright Lumber up to a maximum amount of $465,000. Cartwright thought that a loan of this size would more than meet his foreseeable needs, but he was eager for the flexibility that a line of credit of this size would provide. After this discussion, Dodge had arranged for the credit department of Northrop National Bank to investigate Mark Cartwright and his company. The Cartwright…

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    Barco Projection Systems Decision case Company Background: Barco Projection systems is the second largest division of Barco N.V Headquartered in Belgium. This specific division was formed to pursue the technology of video projection. It designed manufactured and sold sophisticated video projectors for industrial use and applications. Those projectors can be used to project images and information on to large screen. What makes BPS stands out is their scan rate, which measure the speed at a…

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    Case Study Of TI Cycles

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    untapped market and had huge potential for growth. TI initially tried to capture the market through importing high quality components from other countries for their geared vehicles segment. For instance, Shimano in Japan were renowned for their gear systems and also had a high recall value amongst cycling enthusiast. They also imported components for their high end cycles like Schwinn, Canondale and Bianchi which were assembled in their plant in Chennai. However with rising exchange price and to…

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    achieve greater financial measures. Goals of the QIP were not reflected in the financial system (FS) and FS can’t be used to measure the QIP results. • The QIP measures the defects level, which isn’t shown in the financial system. FS numerical values should be believed because they would be used publicly and they measure the company’s overall performance. • In reality, the QIP measures and the financial system could be reconciled. For example, warranty costs, returns on defect, or penalty for…

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    decision making on long term philosophy and in the short term of expenses. It is a challenges part based on Toyota term. Next level is a process whereby process of eliminating a waste. It has create a process flow to recognize the problem, use pull system to avoid overproduction, level out the workload (Heijunka), stop when there is a quality problem (Jidoka), standardize tasks for continuous improvement, use visual control so no problem hidden, and use only reliable thoroughly tested…

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    Voice Brands is a company that was founded in 1970. At its inception, Voici had one clothing line. Over the next 35 years it acquired four more lines of clothing. Voici Brands made each of the lines of clothing an entity that stood alone, but was part of the corporate Voici Brands name. The Los Angeles based corporation had expanded its operations into Mexico, Great Britain and Canada in the last 5 years. They had also been targeting a global market by branching into catalogues and the internet.…

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    A retailer must create an assortment for all category and determine the purchase quantity for each. van Ryzin et al (1999) creaed a multinomial logit model to describe the consumer choice process and a newsboy model to represent the retailer 's inventory cost and studied how different factors affect the optimal level of assortment…

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