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Manufacturing Industry: Customizing for the Masses
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Thanks to digital technology, the mass market of the 21st century is
giving way to a market of one. The automation that made cloned cars and
clothes ubiquitous is being replaced by technology that allows a
staggering degree of individualization. Customers can communicate
directly with manufacturers via the Internet, and their instructions can
be absorbed into production at little if any extra cost.
This so-called
mass customization has profound implications for many traditional
manufacturers. It will prod many to overhaul production lines to combine
the benefits of automated assembly with the power to include a vast
array of personal touches.
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shishir gaurav bhatnagar
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These days, to serve customer properly customer centric approach/ customization is very important but it is not valid for all types of product
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Priyanka Agarwal
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I agree with him because mass customisation can not be done in every product and it is a time consuming process.
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Isha Verma
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Mass customization speeds up production by automating tasks once performed by hand, and it can also enhance the whole customer experience. Automating the customization process not only saves people the effort of tampering with products...
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Technology
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Ashoka B kalgude
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At present mass customization isn't mainstream, but the clear sign are there next market are heading. There are auto sector in US offering customized 2, 4 wheelers, and shirts in china. The present hurdles are premium price, input, unsuited...
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k.venkateswarlu
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Thanks Sushmita for referral. I also think people want flexibility. Machines which are more amenable to change as per the production requirements will be preferred by the manufacturers. However in the case of materials cost factor may come in the...
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More people are going for customized products
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bharat
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YES WRITE BECAUSE OF LIVE IN MARKET
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bharat
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"think who can pay which business cycle run"
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think who can pay which business cycle run
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Both individual and together working
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Abhijeet Kadian
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In Mass customization, several elements have to work well- Both individually and together — to make mass customization a plausible business strategy. Mass customization actually requires unique operational capabilities. The technologies that can...
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Taniya Laskar
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I can't understand the question, please make it clear for discussion !!!
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S. Muralidharan
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National Water Policy(year 2002) emphasise that water should be made available to water short area by transfer from other areas having surplus water. An integrated water resources management with equitable distribution of available Water...
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Agree with Yuvraj on this point. Let's clean the rivers because linking them up.
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For forty years since India's independence from the British in 1947, the Indian car market was dominated by two localized versions of ancient European designs -- the Morris Oxford, known as the Ambassador, and a old Fiat. This lack of product activity in the Indian market was mainly due to the Indian government's complex regulatory system that effectively banned foreign-owned operations. Within this system (referred to informally as the "license raj"), any Indian firm that wanted to import technology or products needed a license/permit from the government. The difficulty of getting these licenses stifled automobile and component imports, creating a low volume high cost car industry that was inefficient, unprofitable, and technologically obsolete. The two dominant products Ambassador and Fiat, although customized to the poor road conditions in India, were based on a stale design concept (with outdated features), and were also fuel inefficient. Then came the abolition os license raj,...
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