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    The two different theories or models I am going to choose are the scientific method by Fredrick W Taylor and Kurt Lewis’s Characterised leadership climates. The scientific method by Fredrick W Taylor consisted of 7 steps to establish the ‘One best way’ to perform a job and then following that introduced 4 principles of scientific management. The reason Taylor did this was to prove that work procedures reduced the time taken by workers to perform jobs. Some of the key features of this model are…

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    Even though Dot Foods is not a manufacturer, the company took the concepts taught by lean manufacturing to help determine its course for eliminating inefficient and wasteful aspects of its operations (J. Long, personal communication, September 10, 2016). One of the main aspects of lean manufacturing is the elimination of waste and inefficiencies (Murugesan, 2016). Dot Foods focuses on eliminating the wastes inherent in its operation by working…

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    when material can be moved. A company disciplined in lean manufacturing methods will not build product or move material without the proper kanbans. In order to implement a system using kanbans, you must first understand the types of kanbans, their functions and most importantly, the rules ("Lean manufacturing," n.d., p. 9). The most important function of a kanban is that it instructs when to produce or convey parts. In a lean manufacturing environment, no production or parts movement should…

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    supply chain or the lean approach to handle their production. This is because these two methods provide a strategic approach in manufacturing products. However, one of the two methods have been proven to be more efficient than the other in terms of waste elimination as elaborated in the latter part of this paper. Before the lean approach…

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    Introduction This literature review aimed is to illustrate on how lean six sigma management methodologies are being adopted and applied in part or total in health care industry to improve patient’s quality of care and eliminates errors (Dedhia, 2005). Six sigma is a management technique that employs statistical tools to identify and eliminates errors and variations in a production or service delivery (Chiarini & Bracci, 2013). In health an aim of six sigma is to achieve 3.4 parts per millions…

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    product variety, and product volume per period, product mix changes, and delivery schedule changes. 10. Manufacturing strategy also drives the choice of shop floor system. Describe and explain the strategies that lend themselves to a JIT-based system, from the perspective of WIP, changeover cost, and process choice. 1. Explain how cellular manufacturing represents a flexible manufacturing system. 2. State the four building blocks of lean operations, and explain how fast and simple are the two…

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    The two structures of the Lean process consist of structure one: Lean Suppliers, Lean Manufacturing, and Lean Procurement. Under the first structure the Lean Suppliers are concerned with executing the customer needs, processing the orders, ensuring the data box is accurate for inventory, keeping order in the work cell and assuring that the operating system is ready for production. Then the Lean Manufacturing ensures the product is processed, shipped, pulled for delivery, replaces…

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    production process that were inefficient and caused many delays (Black, 2003, p. 326). One of the major problems was machine maintenance. Maintenance on a machine can take some time and is difficult to prevent. Toyota came up with a system for lean manufacturing that eliminates delays in the production process and prevents them from…

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    distribution center remains in Maryland. Only a select number of products though are filtered through their distribution center. When Under Armour enters the golf equipment business there are numerous factors to consider in obtaining the raw materials, manufacturing, and distribution. Most major golf equipment companies manufacture their clubs in China but assemble their clubs in USA. Due to lower labor costs, materials, and EPA regulations makes more sense to outsource overseas. After…

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    a. Item I. Appropriate/Inappropriate II. Correct/Incorrect 1 Reduction in assembly technicians Appropriate, as the Westside Division will no longer have to pay these wages. Correct as this is the cost associated with the 40 technicians who will no longer be employed by the Westside Division. 2 Assembly supervisor transferred Inappropriate as the Assembly Supervisor will continue to be employed by the Westside Division for two years. Incorrect, this cost will continue to incur. The amount that…

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