'Product process matrix' presentation slideshows

Lesson 3 Layout & Flow

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Agenda

Lean Methods Benefits of L6S Description of Lean Strategic Viewpoint Operational Level. Six Sigma Description of 6s methodology 6s tools and techniques Implementation of L6S. Agenda. Lean Enterprise Key Drivers. Total Organizational Buy-in Lean Manufacturing Techniques

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Process Strategy in Customer Management

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OPSM 501: Operations Management

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Lesson 3 Layout & Flow

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Product Design and Process Selection

Product Design and Process Selection. Manufacturing Operations. Product Design and Development. Sources Developing New Products Getting Them to Market Improving Current Products Design Considerations. Possible Sources of Product Innovation. Customers Managers Marketing Operations

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Business Process

Business Process. A logically related sets of tasks or activities geared toward some business outcome. 1. Primary (value-added) 2. Support 3. Developmental. Suppliers Purchasing Engineering Operations Finance Marketing Customers. Developing new products (Chapter 5).

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Operations Management Product Design and Process Selection Manufacturing

Operations Management Product Design and Process Selection Manufacturing. The Product Design Process Factors in Design Decision Process Types Process Flows Product-Process Matrix Break-Even Analysis. Prod. Design Proc. Selection Steps in Product Design. Idea Development

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MIM 558 Comparative Operations Management

MIM 558 Comparative Operations Management. Dr. Alan Raedels, C.P.M. Process Analysis. What is a Process?. A process is any work that meets four criteria: it is recurrent; it affects some aspect of organizational capabilities;

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II. Operations Strategy and Process Choice

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Chapter One

Chapter One. Strategy and Competition. Fig. 1-1. Decision Horizons of Manufacturing Strategy. Fig. 1-2. The Elements of Production and Operations Strategy. Fig. 1-3. The Product Life-Cycle Curve. Fig. 1-4. The Process Life Cycle and the Experience Curve. Fig. 1-5.

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Chapter One

Chapter One. Strategy and Competition. Fig. 1-1. Decision Horizons of Manufacturing Strategy. Fig. 1-2. The Elements of Production and Operations Strategy. Fig. 1-3. The Product Life-Cycle Curve. Fig. 1-4. The Process Life Cycle and the Experience Curve. Fig. 1-5.

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