Chapter 16 -Lean Systems.ppt

Chapter 16 -Lean Systems Characteristics of Lean Systems: Just-in-Time Lot Size and Cycle Inventory Lot Size and Cycle Inventory Lot Size and Cycle Inventory Lot Size and Cycle Inventory Lot Size and Cycle Inventory Lot Size and Cycle Inventory Continuous Improvement with Lean Systems Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Single-Card Kanban System Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Number of Containers Lean Systems in Services Operational Benefits This presentation covers the material in Chapter 16 - Lean Systems. This slide builds the key characteristics of JIT as described in the text. The next series of slides presents Figure 16.1 which describes the performance of small lot size systems. The series builds in steps to the final Figure. This slide advances automatically. The slide presents Figure 16.2, the classic ‘rocks in the water’ approach to describing the role of inventory in lean systems. The next series of slides presents Figure 16.3. The series builds in steps to the final Figure. This slide advances automatically. The process starts with a card for the first product. The fabricated product moves to full container storage. Full containers are moved to final assembly. The same process is followed for product 2. The next series of slides presents Example 16.1. The series builds in steps to the conclusion of the Example showing the development of key equations along the way. This slide advances automatically. To Accompany Krajewski Ritzman Operations Management: Strategy and Analysis, Sixth Edition ? 2002 Prentice Hall, Inc. All rights reserved. Pull method of materials flow Consistently high quality Small lot sizes Uniform workstati