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    Productivity is calculated as a ratio of actual output multiplied by the takt time over the total operation time. A study looked at converting an existing manufacturing system to a new system where the manufacturing method was almost changed. Another study used simulation to gradually transform traditional US manufacturing systems into more productive just-in-time applications.

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    Productivity is calculated as a ratio of actual output multiplied by the takt time over the total operation time. A study looked at converting an existing manufacturing system to a new system where the manufacturing method was almost changed. Another study used simulation to gradually transform traditional US manufacturing systems into more productive just-in-time applications.

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    Productivity is calculated as a ratio of actual output multiplied by the takt time over the total operation time. A study looked at converting an existing manufacturing system to a new system where the manufacturing method was almost changed. Another study used simulation to gradually transform traditional US manufacturing systems into more productive just-in-time applications.

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    Productivity is calculated as a ratio of actual output multiplied by the takt time over the total operation time.

    ( Minh Dang Nguyen , 2008) Research converting an existing manufacturing system to new system: for this type of study, the concept of manufacturing method was almost changed. Dyck and Johnson (1988) studied simulation in an attempt to gradually transform US traditional manufacturing systems into more productive just-in-time applications.

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