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Presented by: Section B -
Group 8
Amit Matani
R Karthik
Rahul Sharma
Ravi Gupta
Tisa Annie Paul
Agile Manufacturing – Introduction
Agile Manufacturing
5
1
Customers
Product Design
3
Supplier
Agility
Management
2
Production 4
System Distribution
System
Customer
Interface
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
Auto Industry
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
MARIE - SANDALS
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
3D Scanning
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
3D Printing
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
Rapid prototyping
Supplier Replacement
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
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W S
Finished T
Goods
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A M
T E
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Supplier
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Materia Component
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Supply Supply
After - Servic
Flow of Sales e
material , Support Center
infor mation , s
money , and
knowledge
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
Postponement
Generic inventory,
means greater flexibility
Advantages of Postponeme
Forecasting is easier
IKEA - Furniture
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
IKEA - Furniture
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
IKEA - Furniture
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
Paints Industry
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer
Lean Agile
on mass customization.
products
Integrates design,
Increasingly leverage engineering,
the intellectual power
of the employees
Agile manufacturing with
marketing and sales in
as opposed to their such a way that the
muscle power products are customized
to the exact needs of the
consumer
1 2 3
Customer value Flexibility to Organisational
focus (solutions adapt to knowledge,
not products) fundamental including ability
market changes to adapt IT
systems to
support new
processes
Types of Relationship
1 2
Leverage the
Cooperate to
Organize Impact of Enrich the
Enhance
to Master People and Customer
Competitivenes
Change Information s
The Pareto Curve Approach