Pipeline Instead learn and institute methods for improvement. Methodology Such that the production of a defective part is detected immediately and machine responds by stopping and requesting help. So that the equipment can identify unacceptable items and the automated process becomes more reliable. iii) u chart: This shows the nonconforming per unit produced by a manufacturing process, 2. 1. Optimize all efforts toward the aims and purpose of the company. iii) Information Systems Cost expended to develop data requirement and measurement methods. Sundry and homely activities of the staff Draw a cumulative percentage line from bar to bar, starting with the highest problem category 1. 2. iii) Implementation Institute training. Simplification of material flow system. Disclaimer: We are not affiliated with any university or government body in anyway. Methodology Adopted by SMED Low costs associated with the transfer of information. Histogram is a technique used to analyze the defects, which are measurable accurately. A flow chart is a pictorial representation of process. It provides diagnostic information. Use a scale of one (poor) to ten (strong) to score how well each decision criteria is served by each decision alternative. Remove barriers that rob people of pride of workmanship. 8. 11. 2.

This can translate into higher profits. 3.

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Situation II – A Barely Capable Process Those people should feel happy and have sense of accomplishment after the job is done, or when the decision is implemented. For this TNA (Think Note and Act) notebook should be kept at hand.

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For this purpose following steps should be taken. • Quality should be built from the beginning, and not simply derived from customer complaints. 3. 3. 60% chance of success is good enough. 4.

Ensuring 100% quality. The costs and benefits must be accurately measured. Don’t think of excuses. 12. PRODUCTIvITy AND EFFICIENCy 8 2. Here, products flow smoothly from start to finish, parts do not wait for move. Briefs and research notes are not published in this journal. The real cost of quality is the cost of avoiding nonconformance and failure.