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                     A                                 Bravo Line, 221–233
                                                         creating flow for, 225–226
               ABC Widgets Co., 273–283                  economics of, 192–193
                 cultural change fundamentals at, 281    establishing pull demand systems for, 226
                 data analysis, 274–280                  jidoka for, 226–227
                 problems with Lean implementation at, 282  lead-time improvements for, 74–75
               AIAG (Automotive Industry Action Group), 94  Overall Equipment Effectiveness for, 222
               Akao, Yoji, 158                           performance improvement results for, 227–232
               Alpha Line, 211–220                       synchronizing customer supply for, 223
                 continuous improvement of, 215          synchronizing production for, 223–225
                 and cultural change fundamentals, 218–219  Buffer stocks, 16, 44, 53–54, 70–71, 112–113, 261
                 implementing statistical process controls for,   calculations, 53-55
                    215–217                            Buffers, 48, 68
                 initial cultural change efforts, 211–215
                 leadership at, 211–214, 219
                 management’s commitment to, 217–218         C
               Andons:                                 “Catchball,” 157–158
                 in Lean manufacturing, 17             Cell(s):
                 as part of jidoka, 12                   advantages of, 195–196
                 for signaling abnormalities, 106        defined, 69, 195
                 and transparency, 63, 165, 167–169      flow lines vs., 195–196
               Assembly cell, 77                         hidden benefits of, 197
               Assessment tools, 139–144, 291–298        and reduction of variation, 197
               Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG), 94  Cellular manufacturing, 195–210
               Autonomous maintenance, 63                advantages of cells, 195–196
               Availability:                             and cells vs. flow lines, 195–196
                 defined, 61                             and Gamma Line Redesign, 197–209
                 equipment, 6                          Changeovers, 14–15, 37, 68–70, 79, 81, 84–85
                 line, 18, 143, 147                    Chaos, 141
                 machine, 143                          Charities, 34
               Available work time, 119
                                                       Choice, 90
                                                       Churchill, Winston, 165
                     B                                 CIP (see Continuous Improvement Process)
               Balance study, 124–126                  Commitment, 139–141, 217, 259
                                                       Competition, 33
                 at Bravo line, 223–225                Constraints, 189–194
                 at Excalibur manufacturing, 77          addressing, 193
                 at Gamma line, 201–204                  bottlenecks as, 189
                 at QED motors, 262–263                  economics of, 191–193
                 at Zeta cell, 124–126                   moving, 189
               Balanced operations, 65                   Taiichi Ohno and, 193–194
               Baldwin, James, 166                       policy, 190–191
               Berra, Yogi, 155                        Continuity, 21
               Bhote, Keki, 95                         Continuous improvement:
               Bottlenecks:                              of Alpha Line, 215
                 as constraints, 189                     flowchart, 66
                 of Gamma Line, 202                      in MassProd, 16
                 in Theory of Constraints, 29            philosophy of, 143
               Brainstorming, 95–96, 149–151
                                                         in Toyota Production System, 20
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