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Press Releases
March 2005
For Immediate Release
After Production Lines And Operations Are In Place, The Next Step Is Lean
Logistics
New York… The best-designed factory will produce nothing unless it is
told what to make and a system is in place to bring in materials and ship out
goods. In the first installment of his "nuts and bolts" series, Lean
Assembly, author Michel Baudin focused on the assembly process,
extending as far as part presentation. Now, in Lean Logistics — The Nuts and Bolts of
Delivering Materials and Goods, Baudin completely covers the details
of physical distribution, customer-supplier relationships and production control
information flows.
- Are your warehouses full while production is stopped by shortages?
- Do you know what you have and when the next replenishments will come?
- Do your customers complain that your lead times are too long and that your
deliveries are late?
- Does the volume of your logistics activity vary erratically?
Lean Logistics addresses all of these waste-producing issues
and illustrates how to avoid shortages while maintaining low inventories and
take advantage of the increased capacity and flexibility generated through lean
manufacturing.
Lean Logistics is invaluable for people in charge of material
management, shipping and receiving, warehouse management, production control,
purchasing, customer service and/or supplier support. It is also a resource for
professionals who need to zoom in on details for project work, as in setting up
milk runs, converting to returnable containers, improving warehouse operations
and/or implementing kanbans.
List price is $50.00Complimentary review copies are available to media contacts by calling
(212) 216-7865 or by e-mailing: leon.carter@taylorandfrancis.com.
For more information on Lean
Logistics , or any of Productivity Press’ other titles, call 1 (888)
319-5852 or email info@productivitypress.com.
About the Author
Since 1987, Michel Baudin has consulted for such clients as Honda of America,
Dell Computer, Parker Hannifin, Unilever, Boeing and Hoechst and others on lean
manufacturing implementation, and for high-tech companies like Intel, Hewlett
Packard, Motorola and National Semiconductor. He is the author of Lean Assembly — The Nuts and Bolts of Making
Assembly Operations Flow and Manufacturing Systems Analysis,
With Application to Production Scheduling.
About Productivity Press
Founded to provide world-class guidance for every level of an organization,
Productivity Press is unrivaled in publishing high-quality material on lean
manufacturing and business improvement. Our books, learning tools and
newsletter, Lean Manufacturing Advisor, are designed to help
educate and support organizations in their efforts to implement the advanced
management and manufacturing methodologies required to compete in today’s global
business environment.
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