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		8 Forms of Waste in Lean Manufacturing
		At the heart of lean manufacturing is one very simple principle: remove as much waste as possible from your processes. Lean practitioners have identified 8 forms of waste that occur...

		Energy Cost Impact Brief
		Distribution and manufacturing companies remain concerned about the impact of energy costs, and recognize that the problem is not an aberration and will not go away on its own....

		A Food Manufacturing Plan for All Seasons
		In a business based on time-limited seasonal harvests, proper manufacturing planning is essential. A full year’s supply for an entire fresh-packed product family...

		Three Key Strategies of Modern Demand-Driven Manufacturing
		Today’s manufacturers are meeting complex market demands while maintaining desired levels of customer satisfaction, supplier performance and production throughput by applying Modern...

		The Next Generation of Planning and Scheduling Solutions
		This paper provides a customer/order-centric view of manufacturing planning and scheduling that focuses on synchronizing man, material, method and machine to produce an order in the most...

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