Lean Manufacturing to Green Manufacturing: Practices and its Implementation in SME’s

J.P. Rishi; T.R. Srinivas; C.G. Ramachandra; Abhishek Abhishek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.895.21

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Lean Manufacturing to Green Manufacturing: Practices and its Implementation in SME’s

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To be economical, enterprises confronting present intense and phenomenal worldwide business situations must plan and provide the best products and services and move forward their manufacturing maneuvers by typically utilizing Lean manufacturing practice. It is involved with converting materials into valued products by utilizing raw material to enhance productively and to maximize the benefit of an organization and minimize the waste. Green manufacturing is a strategy that reduces waste and contamination by the nonstop approach. This study points to examine the lean and green manufacturing concept and its integration in operation management. Operations management is a collective endeavor to adjust costs incurred with income to realize the most elevated networking benefit conceivable [1]. In this way, procedures of lean logic can play an incredible role. The present paper is a case study approach in the qualitative analysis of selected SMEs.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 895)

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J.P. Rishi*, T.R. Srinivas, C.G. Ramachandra, Abhishek Abhishek

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Green Manufacturing, Lean Manufacturing, Medium Enterprise, Operations Management, Small Enterprises, SMES, Waste

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