Lean Production and Just in Time: A Case Study of the e-procurement Application

Sousa, Demésio Carvalho de; Gonçalves, Rodrigo Franco; Barboza, Marinalva Rodrigues; Vendrametto, Oduvaldo

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-44733-8_3

Progress in Pattern Recognition, Image Analysis, Computer Vision, and Applications

2014

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-44733-8_3

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Lean Production and Just in Time: A Case Study of the e-procurement Application

Demésio Carvalho de Sousa

Rodrigo Franco Gonçalves

Marinalva Rodrigues Barboza

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“…Studies on lean have also been carried out by many researchers (e.g. Widiantoro, 2015;Lizasoain et al, 2015;Arfmann and Topolansky, 2014;Procter and Radnor, 2014;Maleyeff, 2014;Nadeau, 2017;Rüttimann et al, 2014;Leite and Vieira, 2015;Arafeh, 2016;Drake et al, 2013;Berenyi and Banhegyesi, 2015;De Sousa et al, 2014). (Arfmann, 2014) stated that Lean is only suitable in the manufacturing or service industries.…”

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Development of Lean Consumption Concept in Improving Procurement Process of New Item and Project Procurement

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The concept of Lean Consumption Map was first popularized by (Jones, 2005). Lean consumption is how to emphasize a new focus on "performing more than less". Many organizations seek to avhieve effeciency and effectivity in their supply chain. One method that organizations use to achieve efficiency is the adoption of clean processes in their supply chain function. These processes aim to identify and eliminate the futile activities of operations and emphasize the need to continually improve performance. The concept of Lean Consumption Map is a development of Lean concept that comes from Toyota Production System (TPS), was popularized by Taiichi Ohno and assisted by Shigeo Shingo in 1956 at Toyota company and later combined with the Six Sigma method introduced by Motorolla company after thirty years later, making Lean Six Sigma so popular as a method of improvement in accordance with the demands of the business world. Initially known as Lean Production, now many have been developed to be applied in various other industrial sectors such as

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Development of Lean Consumption Concept in Improving Procurement Process of New Item and Project Procurement

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Lean Production and Just in Time: A Case Study of the e-procurement Application

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