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Video: The 3 Key Strategies Driving Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing
Video: The 3 Key Strategies Driving Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing https://www.synchrono.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/2017-10-24-Modern-DDM-Strategies_Final.mp4
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Thought Leadership: Three Key Strategies of Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing
Today’s manufacturers are meeting complex market demands while maintaining desired levels of customer satisfaction, supplier performance and production throughput by applying Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing strategies that enable a more connected environment and serve as the catalyst for progressive concepts, including: Download this paper for an overview of the three key strategies of Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing
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Guest Blog Part 2: Start Your eKanban Implementation with Value-stream Mapping and Engaging Your Suppliers
by Jim Shore Through this guest blog series, my intent is to share some of my experiences implementing supplier quality and Lean manufacturing initiatives by focusing on eKanban systems. My first post offered advice for planning an eKanban rollout (advice that could be applied across any Lean manufacturing project). In this installment, I’d like to…
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Video: The 3 Key Strategies Driving Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing
Video: The 3 Key Strategies Driving Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing https://www.synchrono.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/2017-10-24-Modern-DDM-Strategies_Final.mp4
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FAQ: What is the Difference Between Pull Manufacturing and Demand-Driven Manufacturing?
I often talk about pull manufacturing and Demand-Driven Manufacturing as though they are one and the same. That’s because, in my mind, they are. However, after reading through a couple of online articles this afternoon, it’s clear not everyone sees it that way. In fact, some of the various ways pull…
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Weathering the Next Recession
The global economic recession that started in 2007/2008 hit the manufacturing sector hard. In February of 2009, The Economist even published a piece called The Collapse of Manufacturing. If you recall, this was right about the time the automotive manufacturer bailouts kicked in because they, like the larger financial institutions, were deemed too important to…