From the course: The Benefits of Standardization and Standard Work
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Lead time
From the course: The Benefits of Standardization and Standard Work
Lead time
(lively music) - Hi there, welcome back. All right, in this module we're going to discuss the topic of lead time as it relates to organizations fully immersed with standard work. Well, specifically, by the end of this module, you'll have reviewed several different types of time lean practitioners speak of, including how to calculate lead time based on standard work. Now, to start this module off, we're going to talk about time. You see, lean practitioners like to talk about time, a lot. So to bring clarity to the situation, we're going to take some time to discuss the different types of time all lean practitioners should understand. First, takt time sets the pace or rhythm of the process. It's simply the ratio of net available time over the average daily demand. Now, for a more thorough review of takt time, please check out the takt time video in our Transforming Your Value Streams course. Next, when we use the term cycle…
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Contents
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Standardization4m 51s
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Prerequisites2m 43s
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Introduction6m 37s
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Three elements6m 10s
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Process capacity tool7m 43s
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Standard work combination sheet6m 50s
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Standard work sheet5m 57s
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Standard work instruction sheet3m 10s
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Standard work in progress (WIP)7m
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Lead time4m 46s
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Time observation sheet8m 37s
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How to draw a pig9m 13s
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Step by step11m 5s
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Mixed model standard work introduction3m 37s
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Mixed model: Balance work among operators6m 38s
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Mixed model: Balance cycle and takt time7m 31s
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Mixed model: The Yamazumi Chart4m 9s
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Mixed model: Creating combination sheets3m 59s
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Transactional standard work4m 19s
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Jon Miller on standard work17m 40s
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