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Jan 20 2012

From Russia: Ural Diesel Motors goes Lean

January 9, 2012 | News Lean forum
Source: Machine Engineering Portal

The top managers of the Urals Diesel Engine Plant (UDMZ, a division of  Cinara-Transport Machines) received training in the principles of doing business based on the concept of Lean Manufacturing. Specialists from Orgprom reviewed manufacturing processes, interviewed managers and line personnel, and demonstrated in practice how to eliminate non-productive losses. As an example, they analyzed the process for manufacturing a diesel generator from raw materials warehouse to finished products, and  identified opportunities to increase productivity and improve product quality without any investment.

According to UDMZ Deputy General Director for Production  Ivan Kölsch, the use of the  tools and methods  of Lean Manufacturing gives a new perspective on the organization of management, production and logistics processes in the enterprise, and lets managers see additional resources to improve effectiveness, meet consumer demand, and engage each employee in the improvement process. In the first quarter of 2012,  the company plans to analyze the manufacturing processes of two more products, and compile a list of organizational and technical changes to implement Lean Manufacturing throughout the factory.

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Jan 20 2012

What Makes Western Window a ‘Manufacturing Marvel’?

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

What Makes AZ #Manufacturer a ‘ #Manufacturing Marvel ‘?
Via www.usgnn.com

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Jan 19 2012

Toyota training center in Karnataka, India

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

There is something strange taking place in Bidadi, near Bangalore. Well-dressed young men in some kind of corporate uniform seem to be walking in single file in a marked side-lane that wends its way around a well-groomed, green campus.
Via www.business-standard.com

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By Michel Baudin • Press clippings 0 • Tags: Lean manufacturing, Toyota, Toyota Production System, TPS, Training

Jan 19 2012

Lean In The Digital Office | Articles | Manufacturing.net

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

Lean methodology is not always straightforward to apply in the office. Start by applying it to the digital information and how you access and use it.
Via www.manufacturing.net

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Jan 18 2012

The future of local manufacturing… who cares? — An Australian Perspective

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

This is an editorial by Melbourne university professor and author Danny Samson. His main point is that Australia cannot rely on just Mining to sustain its standard of living but should rely on Manufacturing instead.
Via www.abc.net.au

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Jan 18 2012

State governments in the US adopting Lean | Crosscut.com

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

Of course, it makes you wonder what they are actually doing in the name of Lean…

The Legislature is picking up on the “lean management” philosophy that the governor has been pushing as appropriate to hard times.

Via crosscut.com

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