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Deployment of a Global Kanban System

SAE Technical Paper Series, 2006
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The Kanban system is an essential tool for implementing a Just-in-Time (JIT) production process, which enabled Toyota Motor Company to achieve the highest productivity in the automotive world. Furthermore, it can be also a useful management method in other types of industries as well.
Katsuya Koide, Takeshi Iwata
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Comparing reactive Kanban systems

International Journal of Production Research, 2003
In an effort to achieve agile control in a just-in-time (JIT) environment, reactive JIT ordering systems have been proposed for multistage production systems with unstable changes in demand. In reactive JIT ordering systems, the time series data for the demand are monitored, and unstable changes in demand are detected using statistical control charts ...
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Computer System for Kanban System Support

1994
Through lack of understanding, the Toyota production system is sometimes considered far removed from modern computerized information systems. Moreover, it is felt that Just-in-time (JIT) production can be realized only by the Kanban pull system. However, before applying Kanban, detailed schedules must be prepared in advance for each production process ...
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Kanban Inventory System on Healthcare

International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research, 2014
Kanban inventory system in healthcare is the system that focuses on timely replenishment of items required in the industry. The purpose of this small piece of research paper is to know the effectiveness of the Kanban inventory system in health care industry.
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Progress of kanban system

2013
Consulta en la Biblioteca ETSI Industriales (9173)
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Review of Kanban System Principles

1994
This chapter will attempt to explain the many miscellaneous practices of the Kanban system. The Toyota Kanban system is used to control processes so that every process will produce a single unit of product within a predetermined cycle time. Therefore, the ability to produce a one-piece conveyance (called “Ikko-Nagashi” in Japanese) is viewed as the ...
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Extended kanban control system: combining kanban and base stock

IIE Transactions, 2000
YVES DALLERY, GEORGE LIBEROPOULOS
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The Evolution of the Kanban System

2019
Shigeo Shingo, Norman Bodek
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Variations of the kanban system: Literature review and classification

International Journal of Production Economics, 2010
Moacir Godinho Filho, Muris Lage Junior
exaly  

Lean Manufacturing Case Study with Kanban System Implementation

Procedia Economics and Finance, 2013
Mashitah Mohamed Esa
exaly