Lean [1.9.1]

Lean

 

The process that is free of:

  • Redundant steps in order to minimize working time and production of any business output (physical product, service)
  • Surplus stock in the intermediate process phases that occupy vital space
  • Excess personnel that could be used elsewhere more productively
  • Overspending time on peripheral support systems so as for them to function for less  time while at the same time achieving energy saving thus more environmentally friendly management

Lean tools comprise:

  • Lean Μanufacturing
  • 5S
  • Single-Minute Exchange of Die (SMED)
  • Visual Factory
  • Value Stream Mapping – VSM
  • Mistake Proofing (Poka Yoke)
  • Lean Flow
  • Root Cause Analysis – RCA
  • Scheduling
  • Kaizen
  • Jidoka

6Σ (6 Sigma) [1.9.2]

6Σ (6 Sigma) 

 

The Pillar that, through its tools and systematic approach, is used to further improve an existing process/ procedure to avoid waste by minimizing substandard physical products or services that damage the Company’s image.

The steps followed by 6 Sigma are:

  • Define
  • Control
  • Measure
  • Analyze I
  • Improve – Innovate
  • Analyze II

Design Excellence [1.9.3]

Design Excellence 

 

The specific pillar is the only solution-tool of designing processes-procedures in order for them to be the best prior to their implementation. The application of this pillar’s principles filters any deviations in product or service output at a preventive level i.e. prior to introducing them in the production process.

The steps followed by Design Excellence are:

  • Define
  • Measure
  • Analyze
  • Design
  • Validate-Verify
  • Control

Lean [1.9.1]

Lean

 

The process that is free of:

  • Redundant steps in order to minimize working time and production of any business output (physical product, service)
  • Surplus stock in the intermediate process phases that occupy vital space
  • Excess personnel that could be used elsewhere more productively
  • Overspending time on peripheral support systems so as for them to function for less  time while at the same time achieving energy saving thus more environmentally friendly management

Lean tools comprise:

  • Lean Μanufacturing
  • 5S
  • Single-Minute Exchange of Die (SMED)
  • Visual Factory
  • Value Stream Mapping – VSM
  • Mistake Proofing (Poka Yoke)
  • Lean Flow
  • Root Cause Analysis – RCA
  • Scheduling
  • Kaizen
  • Jidoka

6Σ (6 Sigma) [1.9.2]

6Σ (6 Sigma) 

 

The Pillar that, through its tools and systematic approach, is used to further improve an existing process/ procedure to avoid waste by minimizing substandard physical products or services that damage the Company’s image.

The steps followed by 6 Sigma are:

  • Define
  • Control
  • Measure
  • Analyze I
  • Improve – Innovate
  • Analyze II

Design Excellence [1.9.3]

Design Excellence 

 

The specific pillar is the only solution-tool of designing processes-procedures in order for them to be the best prior to their implementation. The application of this pillar’s principles filters any deviations in product or service output at a preventive level i.e. prior to introducing them in the production process.

The steps followed by Design Excellence are:

  • Define
  • Measure
  • Analyze
  • Design
  • Validate-Verify
  • Control