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The just-in-time (JIT) inventory system is a management strategy that aligns raw-material orders from suppliers directly with production schedules. Companies employ this inventory strategy to increase efficiency and decrease waste by receiving goods only as they need them for the production process, which reduces inventory costs. This method requires producers to forecast demand accurately.
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lower inventory levels, reduced quality cost and greater customer responsiveness. This paper will examine the
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Explain the core beliefs of the just-in-time (JIT) philosophy.
Describe the elements of JIT.
Explain the key elements of JIT manufacturing.
Explain the elements of total quality management (TGM) and their role in JIT.
Describe the role of people in JIT and why respect for people is so important.
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The core beliefs of JIT are the elimination of waste, the ability of the employees to see the “bigger picture,” simple solutions, continuous improvement, visibility, and flexibility.
JIT strives to produce the right products at the right time in the right quantities.
Continuous improvement and flexibility are important beliefs that help us achieve this goal.
The three major elements of JIT are just-in-time manufacturing, total quality management (TQM), and respect for people.
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JIT manufacturing focuses on value-added processes in order to produce high volumes of high quality, and low-cost products that meet the customer needs.
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Toyota is a company that has successfully used JIT. It is the company that developed JIT.
JIT has resulted in short lead times, high quality, low costs, and flexible production.
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TQM is critical in JIT since poor quality would result in not delivering the right products at the right time in the right quantities.
It would also cause us to either spend time fixing the product or scrap it if it can not be fixed.
Motorola, a winner of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, has successfully implemented TQM.
Motorola is also known for focusing on achieving Six Sigma quality, which translates into about 3 defective parts per million.
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Respect for people is important in JIT because everyone must be involved in managing and improving production.
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1. Describe the core beliefs of the JIT philosophy.
The core beliefs of JIT are the elimination of waste, the ability of the employees to see the “big picture,” simple solutions, continuous improvement, visibility and flexibility. JIT strives to produce the right products at the right time in the right quantities. Continuous improvement and flexibility are important beliefs that help us achieve this goal.
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The three major elements of JIT are just-in-time manufacturing, total quality management (TQM) and respect for people.
3. Explain how JIT manufacturing works and its key elements.
JIT manufacturing focuses on value-added processes in order to produce high volumes of high quality, low cost products that meet the customer needs. Its key elements are the pull system, kanban production, small lot sizes, short setup times, uniform plant loading, flexible resources and a streamlined layout.
4. Find an example of successful JIT manufacturing.
Toyota is a company that has successfully used JIT. It is the company that developed JIT. JIT has resulted in short lead times, high quality, low costs and flexible production.
5. Explain the importance of total quality management in JIT.
TQM is critical in JIT since poor quality would cause us to not deliver the right products at the right time in the right quantities. Poor quality would cause us to have to either spent time fixing the product or to scrap it if it can not be fixed.
6. Find an example of successful TQM implementation.
Motorola, a winner of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, has successfully implemented TQM. Motorola is also known for focusing on achieving six sigma quality, which translates into about 3 defective parts per million.
7. Explain the importance of respect for people in JIT.
Respect for people is important in JIT because everyone must be involved in managing and improving production. The employees must work together effectively in order to successfully implement JIT.
8. Find an example of a company that has high respect for people.
Southwest Airlines is known for its high respect for people. They make a great team, where everyone lends a hand to help where needed.
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Explain the core beliefs of the just-in-time (JIT) philosophy.
Describe the elements of JIT.
Explain the key elements of JIT manufacturing.
Explain the elements of total quality management (TGM) and their role in JIT.
Describe the role of people in JIT and why respect for people is so important.
Describe the benefi ts of JIT.
Discuss the implementation process of a successful JIT system.
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The core beliefs of JIT are the elimination of waste, the ability of the employees to see the “bigger picture,” simple solutions, continuous improvement, visibility, and flexibility.
JIT strives to produce the right products at the right time in the right quantities.
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1. Describe the core beliefs of the JIT philosophy.
The core beliefs of JIT are the elimination of waste, the ability of the employees to see the “big picture,” simple solutions, continuous improvement, visibility and flexibility. JIT strives to produce the right products at the right time in the right quantities. Continuous improvement and flexibility are important beliefs that help us achieve this goal.
2. Identify the three major elements of JIT.
The three major elements of JIT are just-in-time manufacturing, total quality management (TQM) and respect for people.
3. Explain how JIT manufacturing works and its key elements.
JIT manufacturing focuses on value-added processes in order to produce high volumes of high quality, low cost products that meet the customer needs. Its key elements are the pull system, kanban production, small lot sizes, short setup times, uniform plant loading, flexible resources and a streamlined layout.
4. Find an example of successful JIT manufacturing.
Toyota is a company that has successfully used JIT. It is the company that developed JIT. JIT has resulted in short lead times, high quality, low costs and flexible production.
5. Explain the importance of total quality management in JIT.
TQM is critical in JIT since poor quality would cause us to not deliver the right products at the right time in the right quantities. Poor quality would cause us to have to either spent time fixing the product or to scrap it if it can not be fixed.
6. Find an example of successful TQM implementation.
Motorola, a winner of the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, has successfully implemented TQM. Motorola is also known for focusing on achieving six sigma quality, which translates into about 3 defective parts per million.
7. Explain the importance of respect for people in JIT.
Respect for people is important in JIT because everyone must be involved in managing and improving production. The employees must work together effectively in order to successfully implement JIT.
8. Find an example of a company that has high respect for people.
Southwest Airlines is known for its high respect for people. They make a great team, where everyone lends a hand to help where needed.
9. Describe the JIT implementation process. Why should some things be changed before others?
The JIT implementation process consists of the following steps, which are listed in order:
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Analysis of Interactions Among the Barriers to JIT Production.pptx
- 1. ANALYSIS OF INTERACTIONS AMONG THE BARRIERS TO JIT PRODUCTION Presented By: Bhanu Arora
- 2. ANTONYMS Objectives Just-in-Time Definition Philosophy of Just-in-Time JIT Framework Three Elements of JIT JIT-Implementation Steps Gantt Chart of the Data Barriers to JIT Production Analysis Suggestions 2
- 3. OBJECTIVES • To identify critical barriers to JIT production. • To analyze and prioritize the interactions among the barriers. • To develop a structural framework for successful implementation of JIT production. 3
- 4. JUST IN TIME JIT philosophy means getting the right quantity of goods at the right place and the right time JIT exceeds the concept of inventory reduction JIT is an all-encompassing philosophy found on eliminating waste 4
- 5. PHILOSOPHY OF JUST-IN-TIME JIT originated in Japan, post World War II Driven by a need survive after the devastation caused by the war JIT gained worldwide prominence in the 1970s Toyota Motor Co. developed JIT 5
- 7. THREE ELEMENTS OF JIT 7
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- 9. GANTT Chart.pdf GANTT CHART OF THE PROJECT 9
- 10. BARRIERS TO JIT PRODUCTION Lack of Top Management Commitment and Support Lack of Training and Education The Lack of Resources to Invest/Financial Constraints Poor Facility Planning and Layout Slow Response to Market Poor Sales Forecasting 10
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- 12. SUGGESTIONS JIT can only be achieved by a combination of strategic capacity considerations, strategic supply chain management and detailed ways to make work flow. Change is sometimes uncomfortable; however, it is necessary to achieve goals in some industries, and overcome the difficulties that prevent them from becoming more competitive in the world market JIT production strategy means that businesses do not produce items for sale until they have been ordered by customers From obtaining the raw materials needed for manufacturing to ensuring timely delivery, every aspect of JIT production must be synchronized 12
- 13. THANK YOU 13