An edition of Lean Six Sigma logistics
(2005)
Lean Six Sigma logistics
by Thomas J. Goldsby
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"Lean Six Sigma Logistics features the Logistics Bridge Model to serve as your roadmap for continuous improvement, leveraging value, eliminating waste, and enhancing your abilities to view the supply chain with a critical eye. It provides a method for developing strategies as well as tactical steps that will help you achieve successful operational implementation of Lean Six Sigma Logistics. The primary focus is on logistics flow, capability, and discipline as the guiding principles for solving any logistics challenge. Whatever the status of your supply chain, this book provides the essence for developing and implementing a successful logistics strategy."--Jacket.
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Table of Contents
What is lean Six Sigma logistics?
The importance of logistics and supply chain management
The waste of inventory
The waste of transportation
The waste of space and facilities
The waste of time
The waste of packaging
The waste of administration
The waste of knowledge
A tour of the bridge
Logistics flow : asset flow
Flow : information flow
Flow : financial flow
Capability : predictability
Capability : stability
Capability : visibility
Discipline : collaboration
Discipline : systems optimization
Discipline : waste elimination
Strategy and planning tools
Problem-solving tools
Operational tools
Measurement tools
Case study : Lamro Manufacturing
Summary and conclusion.
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Includes index.
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