2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-530x2010000100011
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Estudo do efeito de programas de melhoria contínua em variáveis do chão de fábrica na relação entre tamanho de lote de produção e lead time: lead time relationship

Abstract: Many modern manufacturing management approaches present relationships between variables on the shop floor, aiming to increase the manager's intuition about manufacturing dynamics. One of these is the relationship between lot size and average lead time, which is studied in this paper. Although this general relationship is widely recognized, only a selected number of authors address this relationship in a practical manner. This paper presenta and compares the effect of six continuous improvement programs (arriva… Show more

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“…Allocating time for people to execute improvements and teach them to understand the processes and ways to solve problems is at this practice's core and should be encouraged by managers and leadership as a way to decrease waste and costs, such as for process innovations. By doing this practice, the staff people and professors' team is engaged and compromised in transforming every improvement opportunity in small accomplishments directly associated to the institutional objectives (Godinho Filho and Uzsoy, 2010). Therefore, the concept of making small incremental improvements in a constant, consistent and cyclical manner, essential for Lean Thinking in HEIs (Cudney et al.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Allocating time for people to execute improvements and teach them to understand the processes and ways to solve problems is at this practice's core and should be encouraged by managers and leadership as a way to decrease waste and costs, such as for process innovations. By doing this practice, the staff people and professors' team is engaged and compromised in transforming every improvement opportunity in small accomplishments directly associated to the institutional objectives (Godinho Filho and Uzsoy, 2010). Therefore, the concept of making small incremental improvements in a constant, consistent and cyclical manner, essential for Lean Thinking in HEIs (Cudney et al.…”
Section: Discussion Of the Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Godinho Filho and Uzsoy (2010) define the aspect of continuous improvement in Lean as a total involvement in the accomplishment of small improvement transformations, which are carried out in a continuous way and are directly related to the organizational objectives. According to the authors, the fundamental principles of continuous improvement are process orientation, small improvements in the work pattern and orientation to the individual.…”
Section: Lean Management (Lm)mentioning
confidence: 99%