Time Out: Using Visible Pull Systems to Drive Process Improvement by Smith, Wayne K.

Time Out: Using Visible Pull Systems to Drive Process Improvement (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9780471192145)

Vendor: Wayne K. Smith
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Format: Hardcover
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Time Out: Using Visible Pull Systems to Drive Process Improvement by Smith, Wayne K.

Time Out: Using Visible Pull Systems to Drive Process Improvement

$57.95
Time Out: Using Visible Pull Systems to Drive Process Improvement by Smith, Wayne K.

Time Out: Using Visible Pull Systems to Drive Process Improvement

$57.95
Format: Hardcover
Description
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An innovative technique for expediting manufacturing cycle time. Visible pull is a revolutionary new method wherein stations act in concert with one another and enable the company to allocate resources to better advantage. These systems have already contributed to exceptional performance at some of the country's leading companies, such as DuPont, Union Carbide, Specialty Paperboard, and W.R. Grace.

Author: Wayne K. Smith
ISBN-10: 0471192147
ISBN-13: 9780471192145
Publisher: Wiley
Language: English
Published: 01/29/1998
Pages: 288
Format: Hardcover
Weight: 1.25lbs
Size: 9.22h x 6.25w x 1.03d
By Wayne K. Smith
By Wayne K. Smith
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WAYNE SMITH is the founder of Process/Time Management, a consultingmanagement firm active in the development and application of cycletime techniques. Mr. Smith previously worked at DuPont, serving inthe full range of plant management assignments as ManufacturingManager for the Industrial Films Division, and ended his DuPontcareer as Corporate Manager of Continu-ous Flow Manufacturing. Heis a frequent guest speaker at industrial conferences, includingthe American Society for Quality Control, the Association forManufacturing Excellence (AME), and the Institute of IndustrialEngineers.

About the NAM

The National Association of Manufacturers is the nation's largestbroad-based industrial trade association. Its more than 14,000member companies and subsidiaries, including more than 10,000 smallmanufacturers, are located in every state and produce roughly 85percent of U.S. manufactured goods. Through its member companiesand affiliated associations, the NAM represents every industrialsector, 185,000 businesses, and more than 18 millionemployees.

The NAM is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and has regionaloffices across the country. For more information on the NAM, callDavid W. Walker, Assistant Vice President, Marketing and MemberServices, at (202) 637-3186.

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