Production: the TOC way
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TextPublication details: Chennai Productivity & Quality Publishing Pvt. Ltd. 2015 Description: Various PagesISBN: 9788185984155Subject(s): Production -- ManagementDDC classification: 658.5 Summary: What makes production so difficult to manage?
For all those anxious and eager to implement The Goal, Dr. Goldratt has developed a game called \\Production the TOC Way\\ in the form of computer simulator where a factory situation is simulated. Production the TOC Way will analyze the conflict of managing according to the Cost World versus managing according to the Throughput World, examine the Efficiency Syndrome, Batch Size Syndrome, and run factory simulations based on such cases, but most important, it will reveal the need to change measurements and the rules of logistical procedures through the TOC principles of Drum-Buffer-Rope (DBR) and Buffer Management.
Key Training Points:
How to run production effectively
How to identify and deal with system bottlenecks
How to translate the learning from the book into workable practices
How to persuade decision makers to allow change and rally your team behind the improvement process
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What makes production so difficult to manage?
For all those anxious and eager to implement The Goal, Dr. Goldratt has developed a game called \\Production the TOC Way\\ in the form of computer simulator where a factory situation is simulated. Production the TOC Way will analyze the conflict of managing according to the Cost World versus managing according to the Throughput World, examine the Efficiency Syndrome, Batch Size Syndrome, and run factory simulations based on such cases, but most important, it will reveal the need to change measurements and the rules of logistical procedures through the TOC principles of Drum-Buffer-Rope (DBR) and Buffer Management.
Key Training Points:
How to run production effectively
How to identify and deal with system bottlenecks
How to translate the learning from the book into workable practices
How to persuade decision makers to allow change and rally your team behind the improvement process
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