I am selling a book on ebay called SEEING THE WHOLE, which is about value stream mapping in a lean manufacturing system. No bids but a shit load of views, wonder what they think I'm selling :confused1:
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Quote from: mjgt on Sunday, 30 April 2017, 07:05 PM
"which is about value stream mapping in a lean manufacturing system."
Eh!!! ???
By identifying all the steps and time required to move a typical product from raw materials to finished goods, the authors show that nearly 90 percent of the actions and 99.99 percent of the time required for the value chain's Current State create no value. In addition, the mapping method clearly shows demand amplification of orders as they travel up the value stream, steadily growing quality problems, and steadily deteriorating shipping performance at every point up stream from the customer.
The mapping methodology takes managers step-by-step through an improvement process that converts the traditional value stream of isolated operations into an ideal future-state value stream in which value flows from raw materials to customer in just 6 percent of the time previously needed. The dramatically improved value stream also eliminates unnecessary transport links, inventories, and handoffs, the key drivers of hidden connectivity costs.
Applying the method to a realistic example, the authors show how four firms sharing a value stream can create a win-win-win-win-win future in which everyone, including the end consumer, can be better off.
Apparently ???
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Sounds like it'd be worth a read then . . .
Wow, this is really gripp....Zzzzzz
The only way I can see my whole is to stand over a mirror. :rofl2:
Oh no too much information Lawrie !!
I just found the link (I think)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/201905494498
that it?
I don't see where it says how many views - maybe that's only something the seller sees?
Shame that those people who had a look didn't leave any comments / questions.
Sometimes endless fun to be had that way !
That's the one vlad, up to 134 views now, must be some dodgy people lurking on ebay :lol:
Quote from: Notty on Sunday, 30 April 2017, 11:19 PM
By identifying all the steps and time required to move a typical product from raw materials to finished goods, the authors show that nearly 90 percent of the actions and 99.99 percent of the time required for the value chain's Current State create no value. In addition, the mapping method clearly shows demand amplification of orders as they travel up the value stream, steadily growing quality problems, and steadily deteriorating shipping performance at every point up stream from the customer.
The mapping methodology takes managers step-by-step through an improvement process that converts the traditional value stream of isolated operations into an ideal future-state value stream in which value flows from raw materials to customer in just 6 percent of the time previously needed. The dramatically improved value stream also eliminates unnecessary transport links, inventories, and handoffs, the key drivers of hidden connectivity costs.
Applying the method to a realistic example, the authors show how four firms sharing a value stream can create a win-win-win-win-win future in which everyone, including the end consumer, can be better off.
Apparently ???
I'm sorry I asked. :rolleyes:
Quote from: mjgt on Monday, 01 May 2017, 05:16 PM
That's the one vlad, up to 134 views now, must be some dodgy people lurking on ebay :lol:
You SURE you haven't seen any questions..... ;)
Quote from: VladTepes on Monday, 08 May 2017, 12:40 PM
Quote from: mjgt on Monday, 01 May 2017, 05:16 PM
That's the one vlad, up to 134 views now, must be some dodgy people lurking on ebay :lol:
You SURE you haven't seen any questions..... ;)
Yes, had one from a weirdo who wanted it in black :whistling: