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Stake holders in business
1. Customers
2. Suppliers
3. Investors
4. Workers
5. Government
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elivering their expectations at minimum
cost is business management

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Œevenue maximization

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and practices to make our company a world
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†What is World Class anufacturing?
ÑBeing competitive in world class
Achieving world class objectives of Quality,
Cost and elivery
(quality, price, delivery speed, delivery
reliability, flexibility and innovation)
Practicing industry best practices as a
means for achieving the above 
†Gow WC is practiced?

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ÑBy maximizing performance in the chosen
areas in order to maximize competitiveness
‡ Œesources are unlikely to allow improvement
in all areas
‡ Organizations should prioritize areas for
improvement after studying customer needs
and competitive action

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‡ The performance in prioritized areas must
be measured and targets must be fixed in
measurable terms

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‡ The priorities will change over time and must
therefore be reviewed.
ÑWC companies strive to eliminate waste
and create lean organizations, resulting in
higher productivity

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Ñ'ocus on anufacturing Velocity
Speed of total throughput from order
capture through delivery, setting new
standards for delivery without the heavy
dependence on inventory


Sequential methods of performing work are
being replaced with concurrent methods to
compress time

'unctional and hierarchical divisions of


duties are replaced by team-driven activities
(Cross functional teams)


Ñ'ollowing is the philosophy of WC
companies in their processes
Ñoing it right the first time
ÑZero efects
ÑJust-in-time
ÑGigh employee involvement
ÑStatistical process control

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The technique "Single inute Exchange of
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