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5 Pillars of the Visual Workplace
0A simple 5-step system (Sort, Set In Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain) can significantly improve a company’s efficiency and maintenance. Don’t underestimate its power – it’s the foundation for larger improvements! This guide explains why it’s crucial and provides practical steps for implementation.
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5s for operators
0“5S for Operators: 5 Pillars of the Visual Workplace” by Hiroyuki Hirano explains the principles and implementation of the 5S System. This hands-on book provides foundational knowledge essential for continuous improvement in manufacturing, focusing on sorting, setting in order, shining, standardizing, and sustaining.
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A Revolution in Manufacturing in System
0This guide by a Toyota engineer demystifies the secrets of SMED, a technique for super-fast equipment changeovers. It shows how to revolutionize production lines for speedy output and smaller inventories.
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A Study of the Toyota Production System
0This book argues for improving entire manufacturing workflows instead of individual tasks. It explores the Toyota system, where production is like a connected machine, and explains how to streamline these processes for a smoother operation.
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Daily Management and Problem Solving in services
0“Daily Management and Problem Solving in Services” by Dr. Pankaj Kumar and Anil Sachdev is a vital resource for anyone involved in service industry management. This book presents a wealth of practical strategies aimed at enhancing service operations. It equips managers and service professionals with effective tools to tackle everyday challenges, improve productivity, and increase customer satisfaction. Essential reading for those committed to refining their approach to problem-solving and achieving excellence in service delivery.
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Daily Management The TQM Way
0“Daily Management: The TQM Way” shows how daily practices are the key to TQM’s success. It offers strategies for all levels to achieve long-term improvement, addressing challenges like short-term focus by leaders. Build a sustainable improvement culture with this practical guide.
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Failure Mode and Effect Analysis
0This book by D.H. Stamatis is a comprehensive guide to FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis). FMEA is a method for identifying and preventing potential problems, errors, and failures in systems, designs, processes, and services. The book explains how to conduct FMEAs and why they are important.
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Four Practical Revolutions in Management
0“A New American TQM” by Shoji Shiba and David Walden offers a comprehensive approach to management that extends beyond operations improvement. The book emphasizes developing unique organizational capabilities through customer focus, continuous improvement, total participation, and societal networking.
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Made in India for Make in India
0Made in India for Make in India: Indian Production System by Mr. C Narasimhan outlines a new Indian Production System designed specifically for the country’s manufacturing environment. It leverages best practices and adapts them for Indian workplaces, aiding the ongoing shift towards lean manufacturing principles.
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Management By Quality
0“Management by Quality” by Dr. Kume is a TQM guide for non-Japanese companies. It explains key concepts, implementation, and TQM vs. ISO 9000 standards.
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Nine Pearls of TQM Wisdom
0Nine Pearls of TQM Wisdom provides practical insights into Total Quality Management (TQM). This concise book offers effective strategies and principles to improve organizational efficiency and enhance customer satisfaction. It’s a must-read for managers and quality professionals looking to achieve operational excellence.
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Non Stock Production
0This book by Shingo, a key figure in Just-in-Time (JIT), explains how to eliminate inventory and achieve continuous improvement in manufacturing. It challenges traditional production methods and offers a new approach to minimize waste.
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One Piece Flow
0The book by Kenichi Sekine describes how assembly line reconfiguration into one-piece flow cells can lower labor costs, defects, and lead times. Sekine discusses process flow principles and industry case studies, based on his experience with the Toyota Production System. This book contains techniques, drawings, and worksheets for removing waste and setting up productive cells.
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Poka yoke
0Frontline workers are key to spotting errors on the production line. Their ideas, with engineering support, can lead to clever solutions that ensure quality products. This book is a handy guide to poka-yoke for everyone on the shop floor.
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Quality Books combo
0Quality Month Special Combo: 25% Off!
Get the ultimate collection for mastering quality with Introduction to Quality Control by Dr. Kaoru Ishikawa, Statistical Methods for Quality Improvement by Hitoshi Kume, and more. Learn key methods to improve processes, control quality, and implement Total Quality Management. Take advantage of this 25% discount and elevate your quality expertise! -
Quality Function Deployment
0This book by QFD’s founder, Yoji Akao, explains how to translate customer needs into product design and quality checks. Packed with examples and charts, it’s a one-stop guide for applying QFD in various fields, from manufacturing to software development.
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Quality Management In New Product Development
0Hitoshi Kume’s book, first published as an article in Kenshu, offers essential insights into applying Total Quality Management to successful new product development. A must-read for product developers, designers, engineers, and executives committed to achieving ongoing success in new products.
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Quality without tears
0“Quality Without Tears: The Art of Hassle-Free Management” by Philip B. Crosby offers a practical guide to achieving quality management without the usual stress. The book provides actionable insights and strategies for managers and professionals to implement hassle-free quality assurance.