The hybrid factory in Europe : the Japanese management and production system transferred
The hybrid factory in Europe : the Japanese management and production system transferred
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欧洲混合工厂:日本管理和生产体系转移
DOI:
10.1080/10686967.2001.11918939
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发表时间:
2004
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通讯作者:
安保 哲夫
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作者:
公文 溥;安保 哲夫
States. Studies of these plants, and their suppliers that have adapted j~ IS programs, indicate that the success ofthe quality effort isvested in the close relationship that management and engineers have with the operators. processes. andequip--ment directly involved in the manulactureofthe goods produced. The roled each inassuring that the right material is produced to the specified customer standards is dearl)'defined as a cooperative effort thai is not complete until all requirements are satisfied, The result isthai an unacceptable condition is quickly identitied. isolated, and corrected before a huge pile of rework or scrap isallowed to accumulate, As a matter of fact, the studies show that the now of materialwill notbe interrupted because of faulty parts, processes, or equipment. There is a limited storage area for back-up parts ordefective work-in-process material and certainly very limited space for rework orrepair.The observations for theelectronics and related parts industries are similar inproviding an insight on how j~ IS are used. The section begins with a explanation of fokogawa Hew.. lett-Packard (YHP) entitled" japanese Quality Technol-01\)'" 1»'Roben E. Col'. He explains hew nIP succeeded using the following principles oftotal qualit)·