Anticipating bottlenecks in Just-in-Time production. Can you safeguard your lean manufacturing success?
Just-in-Time (JIT) production is a cornerstone of lean manufacturing, a strategy aimed at minimizing waste and improving efficiency in production processes. JIT relies on the precise timing of materials arriving only as they are needed, reducing inventory costs and waste. However, this approach can be vulnerable to bottlenecks, which occur when a particular stage in production slows down or stops, causing delays and potential losses. Anticipating these bottlenecks is crucial to safeguarding the success of your lean manufacturing efforts.