Adaptation of the Value Stream Mapping (VSM) For the Moroccan Artisanal Enterprise

Chouiraf, Fatine; Chafi, Anas

doi:10.1109/cist.2018.8596624

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“…30 data-points were captured for each process step in the simulation model to maintain the accuracy of the model's inputs. This number of data points is deemed to be sufficient for simulation modelling and further statistical analysis [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23].…”

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“…Although Value Stream Mapping (VSM) is considered as a powerful technique to graphically identify waste in a given system because of its transparency and simplicity, it cannot depict the dynamic nature, the variability, and the high variability of complex systems such as construction processes [18][19]. The simulation makes it possible to reflect the high variability of the observed process and to provide a model that is as realistic as possible.…”

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Application of Simulation Modelling for Waste Assessment: A Case Study of Bricklaying Process

Bajjou

Chafi

2021

JERA

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Construction waste is a serious challenge that requires particular attention from construction managers to improve the performance of their projects and survive in a highly competitive market. Simulation modeling provides decision-makers with a controllable operating system and a more cost-effective environment which allows a better understanding of construction processes deficiencies. The current paper aims to assess waste in a bricklaying process using ARENA. Data used for simulation modelling were collected through field observations and video recording techniques. Using EasyFit, goodness-of-fit tests were performed to identify the best probabilistic density functions for each construction operation in the studied process. Simulation outputs show that non-value-added (NVA) activities dominate the bricklaying process with 85.2 % of the total cycle time. These results indicate a strong potential for optimizing the process under study by reducing these sources of waste especially regarding waiting time that holds the highest share of waste with 72.5 %.

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Application of Simulation Modelling for Waste Assessment: A Case Study of Bricklaying Process

Bajjou

Chafi

2021

JERA

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“…Chafi, 2020 [17] showed the effectiveness of the VSM implementation for the Moroccan company, and which will allow it to eliminate the various sources of waste. Lean practices affects positively operational performance, and JIT adoption leads to increased inventory turnover [6,40] numerous studies have addressed the relationship between Lean and financial performance [16,26].…”

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Covid-19 Impact on Moroccan Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Can Lean Practices Be an Effective Solution for Getting Out of Crisis?

Farissi

Driouach

Zarbane

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Management Systems in Production Engineering

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The COVID-19 crisis hit the economy hard, it is a global situation of declining activity due to a highly contagious disease which has pushed the world to the brink of a deeper recession than ever. Small and medium-sized enterprises constitute 92% of the Moroccan economic fabric, they are among the organizations most seriously affected by the current pandemic. This paper examines the problems that exist before and during this crisis, in order to raise major challenges and choose the ideal approach that will strengthen the competitiveness of these companies. the analysis is based on secondary data and the literature to demonstrate the different constraints of these companies and to show the importance of lean manufacturing as the guarantor of industrial performance. the main question is how the alignment of Lean principals goes well with the desired improvement and with the constraints posed by this crisis, the primary objective of Lean is to provide the means to succeed and accelerate competitiveness. Finally, these circumstances can be a real opportunity to assist Small and Medium Moroccan companies to integrate the methods they need, and “Lean approach” is one of the best performance solutions to adopt in a post COVID-19.

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Barriers to lean implementation in engineer-to-order manufacturing with subsequent assembly on-site: state of the art and future directions

Schulze

Dallasega

2021

Production Planning & Control

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Adaptation of the Value Stream Mapping (VSM) For the Moroccan Artisanal Enterprise

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Application of Simulation Modelling for Waste Assessment: A Case Study of Bricklaying Process

Application of Simulation Modelling for Waste Assessment: A Case Study of Bricklaying Process

Covid-19 Impact on Moroccan Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Can Lean Practices Be an Effective Solution for Getting Out of Crisis?

Barriers to lean implementation in engineer-to-order manufacturing with subsequent assembly on-site: state of the art and future directions

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