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Christian Moisy The Lean six sigma manufacturing and how to apply the lean principles to the Supply Chain Management Introduction Most of the time people don’t understand why the the supply chain doesn’t work properly. It’s not due to the IT (information technology).It’s mainly due to the way companies run theirs operations. During this seminar, the attendees will discover the principles and the main tools to apply in order to make the supply chain works . The continuous improvement process by waste elimination must be the new philosophy. The objectives of this seminar are : - to understand what “Lean six sigma manufacturing” means - how the lean principles apply to the supply chain management - to know which and when a specific tool has to be used Program I The lean six sigma I.1 The origin : TPS Toyota Production System I.2 The fundamental principles of the Lean Manufacturing I.3 Integrating Six Sigma approach and Lean Manufacturing I.4 From Lean manufacturing to the Lean Entreprise/Lean thinking II The main tools and techniques II.1 VSM-Value Stream Mapping II.2 Flow management : MRP II , Push vs Pull , Kanban II.3Equipment efficiency :TPM Total Productive Maintenance, SMED II.4.Tools forQuality management: II.5 Autonomous teams and visual management III Introducing Lean into the Supply Chain III.1 Levelling the demand and forecasting III.2 How to build a Lean six sigma supply chain? IV Study case: IV.1 Applying the concepts to a study case Bibliography - Womack, J. & al., (2007). Sytème Lean : penser l’entreprise au plus juste. Village Mondial Martin, J.W., (2006). Lean six sigma for supply chain management. Hardcover Zylstra, K., (2005). Lean distribution: applying lean manufacturing to distribution, logistics and supply chain. Hardcover Schonberger, J., (2007). Best practises in Lean six sigma process improvement. Hardcover