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... de lansare ale produsului, reducerea costurilor de productie, imbunatatirea calitatii ...
prin calculator (CIM-OSA), productia supla (lean produciion), sisteme de ...
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Definitions of Lean production on the Web:
A term coined by John Krafcik, of the MIT International Motor Vehicle Program, describing a form of manufacturing that uses less of everything, compared with mass production: less human effort in the factory, manufacturing space, investment in tools, engineering hours, and inventory warehouse. Lean production is also based on the principle of continuously improving products and processes, rather than meeting preordained specifications; and on sharing involvement in quality production with everyone on the organizational ladder (Source: Mintzer, 1992). www.globalchange.org/glossall/glossj-l.htm
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Definitions of Lean production on the Web:
A term coined by John Krafcik, of the MIT International Motor Vehicle Program, describing a form of manufacturing that uses less of everything, compared with mass production: less human effort in the factory, manufacturing space, investment in tools, engineering hours, and inventory warehouse. Lean production is also based on the principle of continuously improving products and processes, rather than meeting preordained specifications; and on sharing involvement in quality production with everyone on the organizational ladder (Source: Mintzer, 1992). www.globalchange.org/glossall/glossj-l.htm
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producţie suplă
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CNAA / Nomenclatorul / Tehnica / Masinologie / Tehnologia ...
... de lansare ale produsului, reducerea costurilor de productie, imbunatatirea calitatii ...
prin calculator (CIM-OSA), productia supla (lean produciion), sisteme de ...
csa.acad.md/nm/tehn/const_stud_mas/050208.shtml - 52k - Cached - Similar pages
[PDF] CUPRINS
File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML
... 1.2.3. Functia productie..... ... 1.3.4. Productia supla (lean production ... www.mec.utt.ro/~draghici/iipcupr.pdf - Similar pages
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 9 mins (2005-02-28 08:01:50 GMT) --------------------------------------------------
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Definitions of Lean production on the Web:
A term coined by John Krafcik, of the MIT International Motor Vehicle Program, describing a form of manufacturing that uses less of everything, compared with mass production: less human effort in the factory, manufacturing space, investment in tools, engineering hours, and inventory warehouse. Lean production is also based on the principle of continuously improving products and processes, rather than meeting preordained specifications; and on sharing involvement in quality production with everyone on the organizational ladder (Source: Mintzer, 1992). www.globalchange.org/glossall/glossj-l.htm
-------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 hr 9 mins (2005-02-28 08:02:14 GMT) --------------------------------------------------
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Definitions of Lean production on the Web:
A term coined by John Krafcik, of the MIT International Motor Vehicle Program, describing a form of manufacturing that uses less of everything, compared with mass production: less human effort in the factory, manufacturing space, investment in tools, engineering hours, and inventory warehouse. Lean production is also based on the principle of continuously improving products and processes, rather than meeting preordained specifications; and on sharing involvement in quality production with everyone on the organizational ladder (Source: Mintzer, 1992). www.globalchange.org/glossall/glossj-l.htm