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06/27/2012 01:28 PM
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Hi all,
I am putting together a presentation on "Flow Production" and "Daily Issue Resolution".
Can somebody help with the definition of both of it. (Flow Production and Daily Issue Resolution)
thanks in advance!!!!
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06/27/2012 02:07 PM
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A simple definition of Flow Production is a predefined sequence of activities that complete a process.
Daily Issue Resolution comes along as companies mature in their Lean journey. Simply put, it is solving problems as they happen where they happen. One term that is used for this is Kata, which is a martial arts term. With kata, reactions to different situations (problems) become second nature. So, when a problem arises, the response becomes automatic, speeding the solving of the problem so it does not happen again (Poke-Yoke).
Hope this helps.
Ken
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06/28/2012 11:15 AM
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thanks for the Ken!!!
have a great day ahead!!!
rgds
Madhu
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07/03/2012 09:40 AM
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Lots of specific info on Flow out there.
Daily Issue Resolution could be any number of things. Some of the tools are Hour by Hour production boards to note deviations from the standard flow rate; Gemba walks with the management team to observe daily issues; Leaders standard work which encourages leaders to "go see" processes that may be needing help; Tiered stand up meetings that flow from team leader level up through top management to keep issues visable; Andon cord pull tally sheets...
I have info on a lot of that stuff if you would like to discuss any of it at a deeper level.
Dave
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07/05/2012 11:07 AM
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wow, can you please help with your email Dave??
thanks in advance!!!
rgds
Madhu
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07/10/2012 09:27 AM
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Sent PM with email
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