How do you benchmark and learn from other organizations that use Heijunka and SMED effectively?
If you want to optimize your processes and reduce waste, you might have heard of Heijunka and SMED as two powerful techniques. Heijunka is a Japanese word that means leveling production and demand, while SMED stands for Single-Minute Exchange of Die, which is a method to reduce setup time. Both techniques aim to improve flow, quality, and efficiency in your operations. But how do you benchmark and learn from other organizations that use them effectively? Here are some tips to help you.
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Daniel HolandaBusiness Excellence | Industrial Engineering | Lean Manufacturing | Operations | Operational Excellence
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Juan Valdez, CLSSBBSenior Executive in Manufacturing & Product Development | Lean Six Sigma Black Belt | Innovator Driving Operational…
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Geilson FerreiraSupply Chain Manager | Engenharia de Produ??o | PCP | S&OP | S&OE | Logística | WCM | Lean Six Sigma Green Belt | Power…