Lean

Lean

A system of continuous improvement. It is based on continuously implementing a series of small suggestions. The objective is to continually be finding ways to cut waste, and improve productivity, quality, safety and profits. Is a lean manufacturing approach that is sometimes called "just-in-time" delivery. It is method for controling inventory and delivery of materials such that productivity, quality, profits and customer satisfaction are maximized. Increases on-time delivery performance through compressed manufacturing cycle times. Improves customer satisfaction by building to actual demand rather than making to stock Increases working capital utilization by reducing floor space requirements Provides multiple methods for calculating and setting supermarket quantities based on either manual data entry or system calculations Improves total quality performance. system of continuous improvement. It is based on continuously implementing a series of small suggestions. The objective is to continually be finding ways to cut waste, and improve productivity, quality, safety and profits. system of continuous improvement. It is based on continuously implementing a series of small suggestions. The objective is to continually be finding ways to cut waste, and improve productivity, quality, safety and profits. system of continuous improvement. It is based on continuously implementing a series of small suggestions. The objective is to continually be finding ways to cut waste, and improve productivity, quality, safety and profits. system of continuous improvement. It is based on continuously implementing a series of small suggestions. The objective is to continually be finding ways to cut waste, and improve productivity, quality, safety and profits.

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