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Agile Manufacturing Forging New Frontiers.....
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Agile Manufacturing is an operational strategy focused on inducing velocity and flexibility in a make-to-order or configure-to-order production process with minimal changeover time and interruptions.
Agile Manufacturing products compete directly with standard products, providing a customer with configurable opportunity to specialize a product.
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AJITH ALEX JACOB
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There is no point in introducing Agile techniques to a product that is being mass produced and continously supplied into the market. Such products require a rather lean approach. Products that are, however, of much lower volumes, high costs, with...
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Dear all I read all coment what i belive if we don`t have sufficent amount of knowledge or information we should not mark any thing like mridula "managment take superficial woking patteren none of any efficent mamangment work like this " .
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Hi my dear friends hope you are doing good in life..I found an interesting insight on agile manufacturing..... So, whats your view on agile manufacturing...
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NATTERAJA R. ARIKRISHNAN
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Very nice new concept, of course a innovative one, Ms.Isha Verma. However, the question is how to integrate and harness the various activities involved in the manufacturing process and distribution channels. But it can be best applied in areas of...
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BHUPENDRA KUMAR SHARMA
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I have just joined the group.I have never come across such word.Let me go through the attached file ,then comment. -B.K.Sharma
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AJITH ALEX JACOB
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It all depends on what kind of product the firm is manufacturing. If it is a high volume, low cost product which requires effieciency, lean would be the answer. However, if the product is low volume, high cost which requires responsiveness, the...
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sandeep
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concurrent engineering needs to speed up the quick response to customer.concurrent engineering necessary to go for agile manufacturing.
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Practical Ways of Marrying the Lean and Agile Paradigms As we have indicated, there are a number of common elements between the lean and agile paradigms. Provided the whole concept is fully thought through and properly managed, lean and agile businesses can co-exist, even when on the same site and with some limited rotation of personnel. Here are three proven ways in which the paradigms have been brought together to provide available and affordable products for the end customer. The Pareto Curve Approach Many companies manufacturing or distributing a range of products will find that the Pareto Law will apply and can be exploited to determine supply strategy. Typically an analysis of the bus...
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Himanshu P Oza
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The best way to use credit card is a regular payment given in the statement otherwise you are gone. It is impossible for us to calculate interest & any hidden charges.It is very very costly if you have to pay interest & any other charges.
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I have been using credit cards for almost ten years. These are of top banks in the field. I still can not figure out as to how they calculate interest. Also hidden charges which they do not tell you when the card issued like late payment fee, over...
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