Lean Manufacturing in the Developing World 2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-04951-9_1
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Lean Manufacturing in Production Process in the Automotive Industry

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“…The Kaizen approach promotes the improvement of productivity and contributes to the reduction of defects by certain units (Quddus and Ahsan, 2014). In addition, Kaizen focuses on ten principles such as implementing new methods, correcting everything that is false, accepting no excuse and making things happen, continuously improving, canceling traditional concepts, saving money with small improvements and spending money on other improvements, empowering everyone to be involved in problem solving, find the root cause before making decisions, get information and opinions from multiple people and never stop improving because improvement has no limit (Salinas-Coronado et al , 2014).…”
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“…The Kaizen approach promotes the improvement of productivity and contributes to the reduction of defects by certain units (Quddus and Ahsan, 2014). In addition, Kaizen focuses on ten principles such as implementing new methods, correcting everything that is false, accepting no excuse and making things happen, continuously improving, canceling traditional concepts, saving money with small improvements and spending money on other improvements, empowering everyone to be involved in problem solving, find the root cause before making decisions, get information and opinions from multiple people and never stop improving because improvement has no limit (Salinas-Coronado et al , 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…It is based on automatic replenishment via signal cards indicating when the goods are needed (Mehta and Dave, 2020). Kanban can reduce the stocks required to optimize production activities (Salinas-Coronado et al , 2014). One of Kanban’s main objectives is to manage the amount of work in progress (WIP), where work is integrated into the process only at the completion of WIP and available capacity (Santhiapillai and Ratnayake, 2021).…”
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