Lean Six Sigma Applications to Materials Requirements Planning

Lean Six Sigma Applications to Materials Requirements Planning

by James Martin

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This chapter comes from Lean Six Sigma for Supply Chain Management, written by a master black belt/educator. Neatly condensed into a 10 step process, this book teaches you how to apply the tenets of lean operations (from the Toyota Production System) and Six Sigma management principles to supply chain management. Author Jim Martin includes more than 200 tables and figures describing roadmaps, critical success characteristics as well as specific information necessary to fully integrate Lean Six Sigma concepts within your supply chain.

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