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MLIT presentation
CourseGoldratt criticized MLIT's use of critical chain for failing to achieve a 25% project lead time reduction. He emphasized 3 project steps (choose/design/execute) using thinking processes, noting task buffering as the biggest waste.
$19
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The foundation of the theory of constraints: What is theory of constraints?
CourseGoldratt discusses the Theory of Constraints (TOC), its evolution from throughput accounting (1981) to critical chain (1986), the five focusing steps (1987), and the thinking processes (TP) (1989-1992) for identifying core problems.
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Viable Vision implementation experience in Neuland
CourseNeuland Labs' 2006 Viable Vision (VV) implementation moved from VMI to the RRR S&T tree, requiring massive capacity elevation and top management commitment. Throughput and OTIF became key metrics for employee bonuses.
Free
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Lead time management in a machinery manufacturing company
CourseA machining center manufacturer implemented a Drum Buffer Rope (DBR) production control system, integrated with existing ERP/APS, for lead time management to ensure production lead time is responsive to sales demand.
$19
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Managing (improving) back-office healthcare operations
CourseA hospital's back-office billing faced backlog and errors, risking fraud and lost revenue. Using the five focusing steps (5 FS), a Florida hospital aligned efforts to improve throughput and reimbursement.
$19
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Two sides of the same coin
CourseThe presentation shows that while many try to implement the Toyota Production System (TPS), only Toyota achieves the best results. It details TPS as one pillar of Toyota's approach, supported by a framework of forces, principles, and culture.
$19