an overly complex solution for a simple procedure

an overabundance of inventory which results in greater lead times

ergonomic waste that requires employees to use excess energy such

the process by which goods are moved around

methodology that focuses on minimizing waste

within manufacturing systems while simultaneously maximizing

methodology to manage the entire value stream for

each product, in order to understand where waste occurs, rather than looking at

activities or processes in isolation

administration of

business practices to create the highest level of efficiency possible within an

organization

processing, testing and assembly processes

processes of processing, manufacturing, testing and assembly

manufacturing, testing and assembly processes

processing and assembly processes

Situational Forecasting

Decision Making

Design Making

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P

hilosophy of long-term thinking; continuous

Place, price , product, promotion

the aggregate of the subject and the object of management

a set of interconnected elements (parts)

the set of interacting parts in the organization

the set of interconnected parts, each of which contributes to the characteristics of the whole

the subject of operational management

the purpose of operational management;

the main task of operational management;

the object of operational management

t

hat may be required by regulation, statute, or

rules

that directly contribute to creating product

s or services your

customer or

that use resources but don’t directly contribute

to the end