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LEAN :MANUFACTURING & SERVICE INDUSTRY

FINAL PROJECT PART A

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SUMMARY OF ARTICLES

Lean

Manufacturing

The 7 Wastes of Lean

Manufacturing

Lean in Boeing

Service Industry

Case Studies :

HR & Contact Centres

Compare

Takeaway

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Brief HistoryHenry Ford &

Lean Lean Today

Identify value

Map the Value

Stream

Create Flow

Establish pull

Seek Perfection

Principles of Lean Manufacturing

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Over Production

Waste of Motion

Inventory Waste

Production of Defects

Waste of Waiting

Transportation Waste

Processing Waste

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INTAGEBILITY

VARIABILITYINSEPARABILTY

PERISHABILITY

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• Human Resources

• Awarding the Employees – Motorola

• Bridge Between an Employee and the Organization

• Human Capital Value Stream Map

• Attraction

• Selection

• Orientation

• Reward

• Development

• Management

• Separation

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Sr No Type Of Waste Manufacturing Service

1 Over Production Producing More Spare Parts than required

Information Sent when Not required – Printing Documents When not

required

2 Waste Of Defects Producing parts with defects Incorrect data entry

3 Inventory Waste Stocking Raw materials Over Stocking Medicines in aHospital

4 Over Processing Waste Processing more than required Multiple entries for the same data in an form

5 Waste of transportation Unnecessary movement of materials Movement of knowledge through emails when not required

6 Waste of Waiting Dependency Queue for Bill Payment –ONLINE ?

7 Waste of Motion Movement of people does not add value

Movement of people from work deskto water stations, Xerox machines,

fax etc..

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What exactly is Lean ?

Can Lean Be Applied Everywhere ?

Business Strategy to Improve Profits…!!

Increasing Efficiency

Improving Quality

Lowering Operational Cost

Origins of Manufacturing But Applications Everywhere ………….

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1. What is Lean?http://www.lean.org/WhatsLean/Principles.cfmhttp://www.lean.org/WhatsLean/History.cfm

2. Lean in Manufacturinghttp://www.epa.gov/lean/environment/studies/auburn.htm

3. The 7 Wasteshttp://www.lean-manufacturing-junction.com/lean-manufacturing-principles.html

4. Lean in Service Industryhttp://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs-wm/31666.pdfhttp://www.business-standard.com/article/management/lean-principles-for-services-112122400111_1.html

5. Lean Wastes in Service industry http://www.processexcellencenetwork.com/lean-six-sigma-business-transformation/articles/8-wastes-of-lean-

manufacturing-in-a-services-conte/6. Definitions

www.Wikipedia.orgwww.google.com

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Project Part A By:

Rohan Naik – 5009-5130Aditya Kamble – 5009-4898