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  1. Implement Kanban -- regulate flow and save inventory costs.

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This product (PSL JIT - Kanban Implementation Presentation) is a 62-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation (PPT), which you can download immediately upon purchase.

This presentation provides you what all one needs to know about Kanban systems and Implementing Kanban.
The topics covered are:
History of Kanban
Purpose of Kanban
Kanban & Visual Systems
Kanban and Planning & Scheduling
What is a Kanban?
Benefits of Kanban Systems and examples
Where is Kanban used?
Types of Kanban (Withdrawal, Production, Signal)
Kanban real-life examples
CONWIP system, FIFO Lanes
Step by Step Guide to Implementing Kanban (7 steps)
Case Study – Kanban Calculations

There are in all 62 slides.

Kanban is a powerful tool for regulating flow in manufacturing environments, facilitating the implementation of a pull system. It acts as a physical signal indicating what is needed, when it is needed, and how much is needed. This visual cue ensures that upstream processes do not continue production until the necessary items are available, maintaining a smooth and efficient workflow.

The benefits of a Kanban system are substantial. It can reduce inventory by nearly 50%, improve flow by creating a one-piece flow, and prevent overproduction, which is a major source of waste in production processes. By placing control at the operations level, Kanban enhances responsiveness to changes in demand, thereby reducing throughput time and inventory levels. This system is particularly effective in areas attempting to implement a pull system, regulate flow, employ Just-In-Time manufacturing principles, or reduce inventory and work-in-process.

Kanban also prevents overproduction by using a scheduling system that specifies production container sizes and the maximum number of containers to produce. This structure allows control without the need for expensive tracking systems. Visual start and stop signals guide operators on when to start and stop producing, resulting in less overproduction. This presentation provides a comprehensive guide to implementing Kanban, including a step-by-step process, real-life examples, and case studies to illustrate its effectiveness.

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Source: Best Practices in Kanban, Just in Time PowerPoint Slides: PSL JIT - Kanban Implementation Presentation PowerPoint (PPT) Presentation, Vishnu Rayapeddi


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Vishnu is an experienced management consultant and trainer specializing in implementing continuous process improvements. [read more]

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