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Agile
Manufacturing
Presented by: Section B -
Group 8
Amit Matani
R Karthik
Rahul Sharma
Ravi Gupta
Tisa Annie Paul
Agile Manufacturing – Introduction

Mass Lean Agile


Manufacturing Manufacturing Manufacturing

Ford , Toyota , USA / Europe


USA Japan

Agile Manufacturing

Agile manufacturing is a method for manufacturing which


combines the entire organization, people and technology
into an integrated and coordinated system
An overall enterprise strategy focused on thriving in an
environment of unpredictable change
Effects of Manufacturing Shifts

Craft Mass JIT Agile

Craft Mass JIT Agile

Sensitivity to customer High Low Medium


demands High
Cooperation between Medium Low Low High
companies
Creativity of Increased Decreased Increased Increased
employees
Five Key Steps to Agility

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

NIKE – Shoe Industry


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

BMW-MINI ROOF DESIGN


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

BMW-MINI ROOF DESIGN


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

BMW-MINI ROOF DESIGN


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

FREDDY & MA PURSES


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

MARIE - SANDALS
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

ELITE VINTNERS – Wine Industry


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

3D Scanning
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Scanning and processing


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

3D Printing
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Rapid prototyping

Analyze Proposed Systems Prototype Panels


It
er
at Get Feedback
Specify Requirements io
n
s
Improve Prototype Code
Design System Rapid Prototyping
Process
Covert Prototype Code to Actual Code
Develop System
It
er
at Get Feedback
io
n
Release Product
s
Improve Actual Code
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Agility in Supplier Relations

Supplier base be rationalised

Limited number of strategic


suppliers
SUPPLIER
RELATIONSHIPS Linked systems and processes

High level of shared information

Multiple collaborative working


relationships
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Supplier Side Agility – Mobile OS


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Supplier Replacement
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Agile Network – Nokia (India)


Promoti
on
Design & & Sales
Developmen
R t C

A U

W S

Finished T
Goods
M Manufacturi O
ng
A M

T E
India
Supplier
L Plast
Distribu Warehousin Retaili R
ics tion g ng
S S
Materia Component
ls s
Supply Supply
After - Servic
Flow of Sales e
material , Support Center
infor mation , s
money , and
knowledge
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Postponement

The aim of the agile supply chain is to carry


inventory as generic as possible

Increases the efficiency of the supply chain by


moving product differentiation closer to the end user

Reduces the risk of -


Stock outs
Excess Inventory

Reduces total cost


Increases variety
Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Agility in Distribution Networks

Fewer stock-keeping variants

Generic inventory,
means greater flexibility
Advantages of Postponeme
Forecasting is easier

Mass Customisation in true terms


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

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

DELL – User Interface


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Select Your Own Trim


Product Production Suppliers Distribution Customer

Select Your Vehicle Options


Thank You!!!
Where does Agile stand?
Lean vs Agile

Lean Agile

Make to stock Make to order


Comparisons
Low variety High variety

Mass, repetitive Product


Innovator
Cost minimizer Customer intimate

Make to forecast Stock Make to order


(to decouple)
Material Lean Agile Customer
suppliers Lean Agile
Lean vs Agile
Distinguishing attributes
Lean Agile
production production
Typical products Commodities Fashion goods
Marketplace demand Predictable Volatile

Product variety Low High

Product life cycle Long Short

Profit margin Low High


Dominant costs Physical costs Marketability costs

Stock out penalties Long-term contractual Immediate and volatile

Purchasing policy Buy materials Assign capacity

Forecasting mechanism Algorithmic Consultative


Lean V/s Agile
LEAN PRODUCTION AGILE MANUFACTURING

 Minimize waste  Enrich the customer


 

 Perfect first-time quality  Cooperate to enhance competitiveness


  Organize to master change


 Flexible production lines 

 

  Leverage the impact of people and


 Continuous improvement information
Lean V/s Agile
LEAN PRODUCTION AGILE MANUFACTURING

Enhancement of mass production


 Break with mass production; emphasis

on mass customization.

Flexible production for product variety


 Greater flexibility for customized

products

Focus on factory operations


 Scope is enterprise wide

 

Emphasis on supplier management


 Formation of virtual enterprises

 

Emphasis on efficient use of resources


 Emphasis on thriving in environment

 marked by continuous unpredictable


 change

Relies on smooth production schedule


  Acknowledges and attempts to be responsive
to change.
What is Agile?

Information flow through Product is upgraded and


the organization is smooth reconfigured, rather than be
and uninterrupted allowing replaced.
the integration of
functional areas.

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

Greatly reduce the levels Goal–Produce products which


of management, thus completely satisfy consumer
facilitating the decision- needs and wants
making process
Key attributes of agile

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

Internal: Between co-workers and External: Between the company and


between supervisors and external suppliers, customers, and
subordinates partners
(1)make the work organization (1)establish interactive, proactive
adaptive relationships with customers
(2)Provide cross-functional (2)Provide rapid identification and
training certification of supplier
(3) Encourage rapid partnership (3)Encourage rapid partnership
formation formation for mutual
(4) provide effective electronic commercial advantage
communications capability
Marketing

Characteristics of Agile firms

Leverage the
Cooperate to
Organize Impact of Enrich the
Enhance
to Master People and Customer
Competitivenes
Change Information s
The Pareto Curve Approach

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