Study the Structured Approach to Improve Manufacturing Configuration before Design Readiness

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The design and the manufacturing configuration are important for the supply chain to ship the successful new product to market. In order to improve the manufacturing configuration to achieve the higher quality, lower cost and on time delivery before design readiness, the structured approach is presented in this research from the perspective of the SCM. The DFX with CE and the One-time-pass-rate with VSM are implemented to improve the manufacturing configuration. The key statistical techniques including FMEA and SPC are utilized. The case study on company of power meter demonstrates that the structured approach can help to improve 28% of the performance on manufacturing configuration before design readiness.

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