In this research, as aimed in the lean production system to rationalize the company by cutting down the cost, fast, without stock, running on time lean techniques are applied with six-step method systematic in apparel industry.
📌 3 Key Takeaways
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Objective & Hypothesis:The original name of the lean production system, "Toyota Production System", was born and developed in Japan.
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Key Findings & Data:Later, the American automotive industry has adopted this system and “lean production” was the name applied.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this research, as aimed in the lean production system to rationalize the company by cutting down the cost, fast, without stock, running on time lean techniques are applied with six-step method systematic in apparel industry.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Lean production system · Apparel industry · Six-step method
Abstract
The original name of the lean production system, "Toyota Production System", was born and developed in Japan. Later, the American automotive industry has adopted this system and “lean production” was the name applied. After the automotive industry has been spread to other sectors and has begun to be implemented. In this research, as aimed in the lean production system to rationalize the company by cutting down the cost, fast, without stock, running on time lean techniques are applied with six-step method systematic in apparel industry.
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