Diverse product development in a production factory centered around equipment.

basic information

In factories that use relatively large equipment for processes such as molding and plastic processing, it is common to implement flow shop production with fixed arrangements of devices for each process. The establishment of such factories is old and based on mass production, operating with either a single line or a few lines. On the other hand, in recent years, customer demands have diversified, necessitating an increase in the number of items that can be produced on a single line. Even amidst these environmental changes, traditional mass production management continues, leading to a turbulent production state and a decline in productivity. This seminar will focus on learning about production management in equipment-centered manufacturing plants and will explain the key points for expanding product variety.

Price range

P1

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Applications/Examples of results

This workplace is recommended for: - Those who want to meet diverse customer demands - Those who want to break away from mass production-style production management - Those whose bottleneck processes are scattered and cannot be managed - Those experiencing significant efficiency declines due to quality and equipment issues - Those with a high dependency on veterans