Examining the Integration Possibilities for Lean Tools and Simulation Modeling

Péter Tamás; Béla Illés

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.261.516

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Examining the Integration Possibilities for Lean Tools and Simulation Modeling
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Examining the Integration Possibilities for Lean Tools and Simulation Modeling

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Nowadays the application mode of the tool and rule systems of the lean philosophy plays a relevant role in the competitiveness of companies. Basically, the advantage is realized by reduction of logistics wastes. In our opinion integration of the more important lean tools (VSM, SMED, Kanban) with simulation modeling may be necessary in many cases in order to increase efficiency in manufacturing/production processes. The paper presents these possibilities. In addition, it outlines research directions in connection with the examined areas.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 261)

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Péter Tamás*, Béla Illés

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Lean Philosophy, Simulation, SMED, VSM

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