8/27/04 Cut the Lot Size What can we do if the bottleneck has moved outside the plant?

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8/27/04 Cut the Lot Size What can we do if the bottleneck has moved outside the plant?

2 Jonah: Cut the lot size The lot size is the amount produced for each machine setup What encourages us to use large lot sizes? What encourages us to use small lot sizes? Under what circumstances can we cut the lot size without reducing throughput?

3 What encourages us to use large lot sizes? The lot size is the amount produced for each machine setup A setup uses time on the constraint Larger lots cause fewer setups To maximize throughput select the lot size as large as possible One Remedy: Reduce the setup time

4 What encourages us to use small lot sizes? Small lots reduce cycle time WIP is proportional to cycle time Reducing cycle time reduces inventory

5 When can we reduce lot size without reducing throughput? When the setup time is small When the constraint is outside the manufacturing process (when there are no internal constraints) Set the lot size as small as possible while not allowing a non-bottleneck to become a bottleneck

6 Large Lot, High Inventory Manufacture

7 Consequences Lot size=1000 Cycle Time=3.4 mo. Time to complete =3.4 hrs/mo. WIP=1000 units

8 Small Lot, Low Inventory Manufacture

9 Consequences Lot size=200 Cycle Time=0.7 mo. Time to complete =1.8 hrs/mo. WIP=400 units

10 Benefits of small lot, low inventory manufacture

11 Summary of The Goal What is the Goal? What do you think should be the goal? Describe the Goal What Financial Measures of Making Money? Measures Describe the How do these measures What Operational Goal? relate to the goal? How do the measures relate to decisions made in the plant? What is the combined effect of dependent events and statistical fluctuations? What is a bottleneck, and how do you find it? How can you increase the capacity of a bottleneck? What does it cost to have a bottleneck idle? How can we keep from having the bottleneck idle? What do we do when bottleneck has moved out of the plant? What are the advantages of smaller lot sizes? What do we do when management measures tell the wrong story?