The Twi Workbook: Essential Skills for Supervisors
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Book Description
Flow is a fundamental concept of lean manufacturing, and its improvement is a challenge to many organizations. After mastering basic visual tools, managers concentrate on increasing flow. Shopfloor and other lean professionals want to know how other companies are implementing and sustaining continuous flow improvement.
Improving Flow: Collected Practices and Cases provides a variety of case studies taken from articles previously published in the newsletter Lean Manufacturer Advisor. Readers will learn how to move products and services to the customer quicker while eliminating waste and improving profits.
Highlights include:
Practical, in-depth description of the advanced tools used for improving continuous flow, written in a conversational, easy-to-read style. A large quantity of case studies unavailable in any other single source. Real-life information about the practical issues that arise when implementing advanced tools in an organization. Articles are categorized in four areas - Setting up Cells, Improving Flow, Smoothing Production, and Shortening Changeovers -- for easy reference.
From the Author
Since 1979, Productivity Press has been publishing and teaching the world's best methods for achieving manufacturing excellence. At the core of this effort is a team of dedicated product developers, including writers, instructional designers, editors, and producers, as well as content experts with years of experience n the field. Hands-on experience and networking keep the team in touch with changes in manufacturing as well as in knowledge sharing and delivery. The team also learns from customers and applies this knowledge to create effective vehicles that serve the learning needs of every level in the organization.
The Twi Workbook: Essential Skills for Supervisors
The Twi Workbook: Essential Skills for Supervisors,Patrick Graupp,Robert J. Wrona,Productivity Press,1563273152,Business & Economics,Business / Economics / Finance,Business/Economics,Employees,Human Resources & Personnel Management,Office Automation,Organizational effectiveness,Production & Operations Management,Training,Training of
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