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Competitive Manufacturing Management: Continuous Improvement International edition


Competitive Manufacturing Management: Continuous Improvement International edition

Paperback by Nicholas, John M.

Competitive Manufacturing Management: Continuous Improvement

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ISBN:
9780071158206
Publication Date:
01 May 1998
Edition:
International edition
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
Imprint:
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
Pages:
864 pages
Format:
Paperback
For delivery:
Estimated despatch 23 - 25 May 2024
Competitive Manufacturing Management: Continuous Improvement

Description

This text is developed and written for an intermediate/advanced course in Operations Management or Manufacturing Planning and Control. This course will be found in the better undergraduate programs in the MBA curriculum as an elective, or in Industrial or manufacturing engineering departments. The text will compete indirectly with MRP based books such as Vollmann et al, Fogarty/Hoffman, or McLeavey/Narasimhan in most cases because of the business emphasis, but may also appeal to Nahmias and/or Hopp/Spearman adopters. The CMM text covers all aspects of modern manufacturing management with emphasis on the recent strategic approaches such as JIT and TQM and within a style and level of rigor appropriate for business students.

Contents

Part 1-Continuous Improvement, Waste Elimination, Customer Focus Chapter 1-Race without a Finish Line Chapter 2-Fundamentals of Continuous Improvement Chapter 3-Value Added and Waste Elimination Chapter 4-Customer-Focused Quality Part 2-Elements of Lean Production Chapter 5-Small Lot Production Chapter 6-Set-Up Time Reduction Chapter 7-Maintaining and Improving Equipment Chapter 8-Pull Production Systems Chapter 9-Simplifying Products and Processes Chapter 10-Analysis and Design of Workcells Chapter 11-Standard Operations Part 3-Quality Products, Quality Processes Chapter 12-Quality of Design Chapter 13-Inspection and Acceptance Sampling Chapter 14-Statistical Process Control Chapter 15-Systems for Zero Defects Part 4 -Simplified Production Planning and Control Chapter 16-Achieving Level Production Chapter 17-Balancing and Synchronizing Production Chapter 18-Planning and Control in Pull Production Part 5-Beyond The Production System Chapter 19-Managing the Supply Chain Chapter 20-Activity Based Costing Chapter 21-Summary: Managing by Performance Appendix MRP -Based Planning, Scheduling, and Control

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