Lean Manufacturing and Waste Elimination
One of the primary objectives of a lean manufacturing system is to identify and eliminate areas of waste…
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Posted by Nigel J Smart PhD | Sep 29, 2010 | Articles, White Papers |
One of the primary objectives of a lean manufacturing system is to identify and eliminate areas of waste…
Read MorePosted by Nigel J Smart PhD | Sep 26, 2010 | Announcements, White Papers |
The term “lean manufacturing” was first coined by James Womack, a professor at MIT, in his 1990 book titled The Machine that Changed the World. Lean manufacturing techniques have gained a growing number of advocates...
Read MorePosted by Nigel J Smart PhD | Sep 24, 2010 | Articles, White Papers |
Today in the pharmaceutical industry things are tough, and getting tougher – especially for smaller companies. Companies are faced with the daunting task of buckling down and finding ways to operate much more efficiently....
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For many years not a lot of thought was given to production and the supply chain within the pharmaceutical industry. As long as market demand was met with quality, compliant products, production was generally ignored as an area...
Read MorePosted by Nigel J Smart PhD | Sep 20, 2010 | Articles, White Papers |
The current economic climate, combined with increasing regulations has placed pharmaceutical manufacturers in the difficult position of having to reduce waste, improve processes, and increase productivity. Although lean manufacturing can absolutely be the answer, some companies have found lean manufacturing implementation to be an uphill battle. That is not to say, however, that there have not been some dramatic success stories.
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