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Impact analysis of flow variability in sizing kanbans
The aim of this paper is to analyze the effects of variability flow, advocated by Factory Physics, in sizing Kanban production systems. The variability of flow presupposes that the variability of activities performed by a process is dissipated throughout
Isaac Pergher +3 more
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This paper analyzes the performance of a two-stage sequential hybrid MTS/MTO production system in which the order decoupling point is positioned between the manufacturing and assembly stages.
Nemanja Tulimirović +6 more
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Highly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous environments (VUCA) complicate and condition project management. With the emergence of agile project management, it is proposed to co-construct it with the client's active participation.
Luis Mayo-Alvarez +5 more
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MODIFICATION OF PERFORMANCE INDICATORS USING KANBAN METHOD AND GROWTH IN PRODUCTION LEVEL [PDF]
The Kanban method is based on the principle of taking over the tasks by the team members as they become available (pull system), and not on the placement of the tasks without their being requested by the person to execute them (push system).Using the ...
Andrei DIMITRESCU +4 more
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Purpose: Just-In-Time (JIT) production has continuously been considered by industrial practitioners and researchers as a leading strategy for the yet popular Lean production.
Aydin Torkabadi, Rene Mayorga
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Electronic Kanban System for Rubber Seals Production
A key success for automotive suppliers relies on its on-time delivery and efficient manufacturing process. A case-study rubber seal manufacturer is using just in time (JIT) techniques, requiring efficient process flow with low wastes. However, the majority of the current processes still rely on workers’ expertise that can lead to process errors.
Naragain Phumchusri, Thanit Panyavai
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Implementation of hybrid parallel kanban-CONWIP system: A case study
The most common form of production control strategy in lean management is the pull system. One emerging form of pull system uses kanban and CONWIP systems to handle products with different demand patterns.
Joshua Prakash, Jeng Feng Chin
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Nowadays manufacturing plants have adopted a demand- driven production control system also known as just-in-time production (JIT). This greatly reduces inventory costs because the buffers between the processes act as a blocking mechanism to indicate when production should stop and when eventually it can continue.
Colombo, Christian +2 more
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Leveraging Strategic Demand Variability: The Role of Lead‐Time Measurement
Journal of Operations Management, Volume 71, Issue 6, Page 734-740, September 2025.
Rajan Suri +3 more
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Enhancing production planning and control of semi-finished products: a case study combining Business Process Management and Lean Manufacturing [PDF]
Companies are increasingly operating in a dynamic environment that requires them to adapt to constant fluctuations in demand and improve productivity while continually reducing costs. This paper reports a case study of a manufacturing company that needed
Sofia Bernardino, Liliana Ávila
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