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Posted on Wednesday, October, 1, 2008, 12:00PM This whitepaper explains how IFS Applications supports lean principles in the many manufacturing environments that require both rate-based (takt-driven) and order-based shop-floor execution. Learn how to support lean practices from forecasting demand, customer scheduling, and leveling production to setting line rates, Kaizen costing and pulling parts using Kanban signals at the pace of actual demand.
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IFS Going Lean, Step by Step, with IFS Applications
White Papers :: This whitepaper explains how IFS Applications supports lean principles in the many manufacturing environments that require both rate-based (takt-driven) and order-based shop-floor execution. Learn how to support lean practices from forecasting demand, customer scheduling, and leveling production to setting line rates, Kaizen costing and pulling parts using Kanban signals at the pace of actual demand.- Usability as an ERP Selection Criteria
White Papers :: ERP software is often criticized for being complex and difficult to use. Learn to evaluate ERP software for usability, and how consistent design, affordance, integrated search functionality and Web-like interfaces can make an ERP easier to use. Avoid investing in platforms that won't be evolved towards more usable and efficient interfaces. - Lean Enterprise Development in Engineer to Order Companies
White Papers :: Learn how IFS Business Modeler and IFS Applications bring the lean disciplines normally associated with repetitive manufacturing to engineer to order companies. When information crosses departmental lines fluidly, take time and kaizen apply to ETO office activities like specifying, estimating and engineering and then extend on to the shop floor. - Blast Past Bottlenecks with Constraint Based Scheduling
White Papers :: Lumpy demand due to seasonality or business cycle. Limited capacity in part of a plant. Skilled labor shortages. These and a number of other problems can be solved with constraint-based scheduling, also referred to as finite scheduling. Learn the basics of constraint-based scheduling including optimal, predictive and interactive scheduling.
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