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    Kanban is a system for continuous supply of components using signal cards to replenish inventory as needed. It originated in Japan as a Just-in-Time inventory method using either manual or automated techniques. Kanban maintains low inventory levels by signaling production and delivery of new shipments as material is consumed, bringing visibility to suppliers. Benefits include reduced inventory, costs, waste, and improved customer service.

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    Kanban is a system for continuous supply of components using signal cards to replenish inventory as needed. It originated in Japan as a Just-in-Time inventory method using either manual or automated techniques. Kanban maintains low inventory levels by signaling production and delivery of new shipments as material is consumed, bringing visibility to suppliers. Benefits include reduced inventory, costs, waste, and improved customer service.

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    Kanban is a system for continuous supply of components using signal cards to replenish inventory as needed. It originated in Japan as a Just-in-Time inventory method using either manual or automated techniques. Kanban maintains low inventory levels by signaling production and delivery of new shipments as material is consumed, bringing visibility to suppliers. Benefits include reduced inventory, costs, waste, and improved customer service.

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    Presented by Priya Jain -10018 Darshana Khandelwal -10003 Preetam Sakpal -10019

    WHAT IS KANBAN?

    A system of continuous supply of components & parts such that workers have what they need,where they need it , when they need it.
    KAN = Card BAN = signal

    Therefore,KAN+BAN=signal cards

    KANBAN

    A method of Just In time inventory replenishment that originated in japan.


    Kanban techniques can be used by both manufacturing & non manufacturing organisations. Kanban systems can be 100% manual 100% oracle a hybrid of oracle & manual techniques

    Kanbans maintain inventory levels; a signal is sent to produce and deliver a new shipment as material is consumed. These signals are tracked through the replenishment cycle and bring extraordinary visibility to suppliers and

    WHY CONSIDER KANBAN CONTROL?

    Lower inventory investment.

    Better customer service.


    Reduced administrative costs

    TYPES OF KANBAN

    Production kanban (P kanban)


    Transportation kanban (T kanban)

    Kanban square
    Material kanban Supplier kanban

    BENEFITS OF KANBAN

    Reduce inventory
    Product obsolescence Reduces waste & scrap Less over production Provides flexibility in production Reduces total cost

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