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510 ISyE DISCUSSION 1 ISyE 510 Facility Planning Lab 1 Manufacturing Cell Formation TA: Li Zeng Email: lzeng1@wisc.edu Definition of a cell: the four perspectives FALL 2008 Resource perspective: A cell is a small group of resources (people and machines) dedicated to the processing of a set of similar objects (products, components, documents, etc.). Spatial perspective: A cell is a group of resources located in...
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510 ISyE DISCUSSION 1 ISyE 510 Facility Planning Lab 1 Manufacturing Cell Formation TA: Li Zeng Email: lzeng1@wisc.edu Definition of a cell: the four perspectives
FALL 2008
Resource perspective: A cell is a small group of resources (people and machines) dedicated to the processing of a set of similar objects (products, components, documents, etc.). Spatial perspective: A cell is a group of resources located in close proximity within clear physical boundaries. Transformation perspective: A cell is a system designed to perform multiple consecutive process steps on a family of objects. The similarity among the objects, which qualifies them to be referred to as a "family", is based on shared process steps and process flows. Organizational perspective: A cell is an administrative unit within the firm. As such, it is allocated supplied resources, with material, used as a planning and control point and accountable for performance and improvement. Cluster Matrix Approach
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ISyE 510 DISCUSSION 1 Lab Homework: Due Sept 15th / Sept 17th 1. Definitions
FALL 2008
For each of the following manufacturing philosophies, provide a definition and a short description of its relation to cellular manufacturing (50 words maximum for each definition) Group Technology (GT) Socio-technical systems (STS) Total quality mana...
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