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How would you implement JIT/ lean system in any organization?

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Following are the key points to implement JIT/ lean system in any organization:

Pull Method Of Work Flow:
A method in which customer demand activates production of the services or item.

POKA-YOKE:
Mistake-proofing aimed at designing fail-safe systems that minimize human error.

Quality At The Source & Small Lots:
Lot is a quantity of items that are processed together.

Lean systems use lot sizes that are as small as possible. Small lots have the advantage of or average level of inventory ...

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