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Evolving Enterprise

Evolving Enterprise February/March 99

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February/March 1999
February/March 1999

Information technology, fueled by a seemingly unlimited source of computing power, is the engine that drives this virtual world of manufacturing. And it is here, at the interface of IT and the enterprise, that Evolving Enterprise turns its attention.

Features

Flow Manufacturing Pulls Through
By David Blanchard
If a company is willing to make the investment in time, training, money and resources that flow manufacturing requires, the evidence is clear that flow delivers quick and significant return on investment.

Work Breakdown Structure — You May Not Know It, But You Need It
By Pat Garrehy
If your project milestones are missed, making budgets bloat, work breakdown structure (WBS) can help by providing a bird's eye view of the situation for CEOs.

Up and Down with Otis Elevator: A Report from Russia
By Sergey B. Panasenko
Despite expectations, U.S. companies have clenched their teeth and are not leaving crisis-stricken Russia. Yet. Our Moscow correspondent discussed the changing economic and political climate in Russia with a director of Otis Elevator.

Multidimensional Management and Manufacturing: Not Your Father's Business Method
By Rob Rose
By using multidimensional "sweet spots," manufacturers can actually increase the rate of discovering problems and their causes and radically improve both quality and lead time.

Flow Manufacturing as a Competitive Strategy
By R. Michael Donovan
With customers demanding responsiveness and dependability, manufacturers are adopting demand-based flow manufacturing as a business strategy with astounding results.

Beyond Kanban — Working With Numbers
By Tom Inglesby
The pull or kanban system, popularized by Toyota, was neither the first nor the last Japanese manufacturing technique to gain acceptance in the Western industrial world. The latest follows the work in process from start to finish. It's called seiban.

The Evolving Enterprise in the New Millennium — Questions for the Ages
By Jim Pinto
Where will you be, and what will the world be like in the new millennium? Departments

Departments

Inside Story

Industry Outlook

Q&A;

Training Room

Esprit

Solutions

Y2K

Euro Info

Last Word



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