Chapter 4 Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
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Made up of nides and links

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Networks

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2
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A stop that a product makes between raw materials and a customer

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Node

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3
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Forms of transportation such as ships, railroad etc.

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Links

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4
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To deliver maximum value at the lowest costs

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Goal of supply chain

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5
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Changing in the links and nodes

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Network optimization

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6
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Approach to network optimization is also an important part of lean professional’s toolkit

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Value stream mapping

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7
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3 approaches to procurement

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Lean
Theory of constraints
Six sigma

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8
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Originated as toyota also referred to as the toyota production system.

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Lean

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9
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Muda
Mura
Muri

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Waste
Unevenness in operations
Overburdening of people and equipment

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10
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Stakeholders are looking at how the process is working

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Kaizen event

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11
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8 kinds of muda

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Transportation
Inventory
Motion
Waiting
Overproduction
Overprocessing
Untapped skills and employee creativity
Defects

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12
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A muda that is consuming time and money

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Transportation

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13
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Products sitting around

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Inventory

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14
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Moving when it isnt necessary

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Motion

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15
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Too much product

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Overproduction

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16
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Waiting for one thing to happen before doing else

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Waiting

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17
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Something that doesnt add value

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Overprocessing

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18
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Failed to engage and inspire

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Untapped skins and employee creativity

19
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Scraps or reworks

20
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Process improvement method that is built on statistics

21
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DMAIC

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Define
Measure
Analyze
Improve
Control

22
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Feedback from the people who deal with the outputs

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Voice of the customers

23
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Roadmap that shows the order in which you will implement improvements

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Multi-general project plan

24
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Simplest and most powerful chain concepts

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TOC theory of constraints

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Six categories of chain process
Plan Source Make Deliver Return Enable
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SIPOC
Suppliers Inputs Process Outputs Customer
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People that provide input to process
Suppliers
28
Step in SC that you are trying to analyze
Process
29
Results of process
Output
30
People or groups that use the outputs
Customer
31
To have a solid project plan
Creating Cross-functional project plans
32
Projects gets enough support more time and attention
Priorities
33
No connection to the task
No role
34
Members need to be notified
Inform
35
Ask to provide input for a task
Consult
36
Responsible for helping to complete the task
Responsible
37
Accountable for getting the task done
Accountable
38
It is built arround six things that a leader needs to focus
Using direct model
39
Describe the scope schedule
Define objectives
40
Consider other ways to accomplish your goal
Investigate the options
41
Analysis of paralysis
Resolve to a course of action
42
Focus on executing the plan
Execute the plan
43
The current state of the system before changing
Change system
44
Changes will affect the routines
Transition the people