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|a Swamidass, Paul M.
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|a Innovations in Competitive Manufacturing
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c edited by Paul M. Swamidass
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|a 1st ed. 2000
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|a New York, NY
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|c 2000, 2000
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|a I. Introduction -- 1. Innovations in Competitive Manufacturing: From JIT to E-Business -- II. Competitive Posture -- 2. Manufacturing Strategy -- 3. Core Manufacturing Competencies (See also Supplier Partnerships as Strategy; and International Manufacturing) -- III. Competitive Customer Service -- 4. Customer Service, Satisfaction, and Success (See also Total Quality Management) -- IV. Developing Competitive Processes -- 5. Business Process Reengineering and Manufacturing -- 6. The Evolution of Enterprise Resource Planning -- V. Competing on Quality -- 7. Total Quality Management -- 8. The Implications of Deming’s Approach (See also Performance Excellence: The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Criteria) -- VI. The Rise of Work Teams -- 9. Teams: Design and Implementation (See also Concurrent Engineering) -- VII. Competing on Flexibility and Automation -- 10. Flexible Automation -- 11. Manufacturing Flexibility -- 12. Manufacturing Technology use in the U.S. and Benefits --
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|a 30. Environmental Issues and Competitive Manufacturing -- XIII. The Revolution in Costing and Performance Measurement -- 31. Activity-Based Costing -- 32. Target Costing -- 33. Balanced Scorecards -- 34. Performance Excellence: The Malcolm Baldridge National Quality Award Criteria -- Company-Index
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|a 13. Agile Manufacturing -- 14. Virtual Manufacturing -- VIII. Lean Manufacturing -- 15. Just-in-Time Manufacturing -- 16. Lean Manufacturing Implementation -- 17. Total Productive Maintenance (TPM) -- 18. Transition to Cell Manufacturing: The Case of Duriron Company Inc., Cookeville Valve Division (1988–1993) -- 19. Predictive Maintenance: The Case of Delia Steam Plant -- IX. Product Design and Development Redefined -- 20. Product Design for Global Markets -- 21. Concurrent Engineering (See also Teams: Design and Implementation) -- 22. Product Development and Concurrent Engineering -- 23. Mass Customization -- 24. Mass Customization and Manufacturing -- 25. Integrated Product Development: The Case of Westinghouse Electronic Systems -- X. The Revolution in the Supply Chain -- 26. Supplier Partnerships as Strategy -- 27. Supply Chain Management: Competing Through Integration -- XI. Competing Globally -- XII. Opportunities in Tackling Environmental Problems --
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|a Innovations in Competitive Manufacturing is an examination of manufacturing innovations - both technical and knowledge-based. Over the recent past, technology has created dramatic changes in manufacturing. As a result, the book focuses on the use of technology in gaining competitive advantage in global manufacturing. Forty topics are surveyed in the book, organized into thirteen chapters. Each topic is a carefully written account by one or more leading researchers in that area. This is the first systematic examination of the recent innovations in manufacturing strategy and technology. In addition to providing an understanding of these manufacturing innovations, the book underscores the strategic importance of creating and sustaining the technological resources to ensure a stable manufacturing economic base. The book's purpose is to examine the elements that make today's manufacturers successful. Many examples from industry throughout the book will enable the reader to appreciate and comprehend the concepts presented in the article. In addition to the technical and innovative information, implementation issues concerning new ideas and manufacturing practices are explored within the topical discussions. Four in-depth descriptions of real-life cases provide illustration of key principles. The book has been constructed as a reference tool for manufacturing researchers, students, and practitioners. Hence, after reading the introduction `Innovation in Competitive Manufacturing: From JIT to E-Business', any section or topic in the book can be consulted and/or read in any sequence the reader may choose
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