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In this paper, we explore the evolution of a corporate system by analyzing the case of production and employment structures in the Toyota Group. Our findings show that the production structure of the Toyota Group, which has been gradually affected by external factors, market factors, and institutional factors since 1980s, had fully transformed from the domestic-oriented production structure to the overseas-oriented production structure in 2009. And we have also determined that the domestic employment structure of Toyota Motor Corporation has evolved to allow the flexible management of worker supply and demand through the hiring of non-regular workers, in response to the amendment of the Worker Dispatching Act since 2004. Consequently the Toyota Group’s production and employment structures evolve to help to secure channels that help the Toyota Group flexibly adjust its output in response to abrupt economic fluctuations.

The importance of the Occupation within Japanese economic history is beyond doubt, however there still remain various partially explored regions within the scholarly landscape of the period. One subject which falls into this category is the impact of small four-wheel-drive passenger vehicles, or jeeps, during the Occupation. This subject can be considered ‘partially explored’, as within the scholarship its cultural impact is clearly mapped out, and often linked in the process to the power of the Occupation itself, but within the economic sphere, the jeep remains all but invisible, somewhat akin to the censorship of the jeep (and all other visible symbols of the Occupation) from Japanese films produced at the time. The reasons for this curious partial absence of perhaps the most visible symbol of the Occupation vary, as detailed below. Indeed, the jeep could be said to be in some ways a mechanical embodiment of the Occupation; an alien, militarised, and undeniably American presence in postwar Japan. The jeep, being the omnipresent transportation of General Headquarters of the Supreme Commander of Allied Powers (GHQ) personnel, also traverses the entire landscape of Occupation. As well as being the ‘steed’ which bore everything the Occupation brought, the jeep itself also exerted other direct influences on Japan during the years 1945-1952. Some of these were cultural, influencing many Japanese people’s ideas about personal transportation and automobiles in general. Others were clearly economic, with the maintenance, refurbishment, and later, manufacture of jeeps, forming a major but rarely examined, element within the development of the postwar Japanese automotive industry. This highly symbolic (and literal) reconstruction an iconic piece of Americana in Japan was also one which laid some of the foundations of the subsequent success of several of Japan’s postwar automotive giants. This paper attempts to examine the impact of the jeep from both of these perspectives, reassessing the already well established cultural interpretations of the jeep’s impact, and detailing the hitherto neglected economic influences of the jeep during the era.

Jidoka is one of the main pillars of the TPS. The TPS is presented as a house with two pillars. One pillar represents just-in-time (JIT), and the other pillar the concept of Jidoka. Take away any of the pillars holding up the roof, and the entire system will collapse. Take out quality, and there is no TPS. Jidoka is a principle of building quality for customers—not inspecting quality. Building quality mean making it right the first time. If you are making defective products or using unacceptable quality standards and filtering these defects out through an inspection system, there is no building quality—and no Jidoka. You are just catching the mistakes made in the manufacturing process. This cost a lot of money and resources and puts the business at risk.

The repeatability and accuracy of front and rear speed changes reported by Toyota's Airbag Control Modules (ACMs) have been previously characterized for low-severity collisions simulated on a linear sled. The goals of the present study are (i) to determine the accuracy and repeatability of Toyota ACMs in mid-severity crashes, and (ii) to validate the assumption that ACMs function similarly for idealized sled pulses and full-scale vehicle-to-barrier and vehicle-to-vehicle crashes. We exposed three Toyota Corollas to a series of full-scale aligned frontal and rear-end crash tests with speed changes (ΔV) of 4 to 12 km/h. We then characterized the response of another 16 isolated Toyota ACMs from three vehicle models (Corolla, Prius and Camry) and 3 generations (Gen 1, 2 and 3) using idealized sled pulses and replicated vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-barrier pulses in both frontal and rear-end crashes (ΔV = 9 to 17 km/h). The ACM-reported speed changes were compared to reference speed changes calculated by integrating an accelerometer signal. The pooled data for reference speed change were then linearly regressed against the following predictors: ACM-reported speed change, peak acceleration, vehicle type, collision type and ACM generation. We found that all of the independent variables had a significant effect in at least one of the models we considered, although ACM-reported speed change and ACM generation had the largest effects on the outcome. We found significant differences between the full-scale collisions and the sled pulses for frontal impacts, but these differences were small (<0.2 km/h) compared to the other variables. This study furthers our understanding of how Toyota ACMs behave in low and mid-severity collisions.

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The automotive sector represents more than a simple industry. Since the late nineteenth century, it has embodied the economic and technological power of nations, the lifestyle, the dynamics of urban and territorial development, and it has acted as a national barometer of economic success and failure. This book explains how the car industry works and analyses the challenges both for the sector and for the economies that rely on the industry for jobs, growth, and innovation. It explores an industry that has been under severe pressure in industrialized countries for many years—factories have shut down, jobs have gone, and brands have disappeared—yet world production has never been so high, reaching new peaks annually. Fabio Cassia and Matteo Ferrazzi investigate as well the new trends of urban mobility and the characteristic of " car of the future " : the traditional landscape of car production and usage will be driven by technological advances, connectivity, car sharing, and by one the most fascinating advances, the self-driving car. How different will be the automotive sector in a decade? Will the traditional players be challenged by new entrants such as Google, Apple, Uber?

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http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-INNOVA/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Fortuner/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-THANH-XUAN/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Hilux/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-YARIS-2014/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Altis-2014/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Prado/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-My-Dinh/
http://toyota.minhauto.com/Xe-Toyota-cu/
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http://toyotavietnam.info/fortuner/
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Toyota Camry: http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-CAMRY/
Toyota Vios : http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-VIOS/
Toyota Altis : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Altis-2014/
Toyota  Mỹ Đình : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-My-Dinh/
Toyota Fortuner : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Fortuner/
Toyota Yaris : http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-YARIS-2014/
Xe cũ : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Xe-Toyota-cu/
Toyota  Hilux : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Hilux/
Toyota  Innova : http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-INNOVA/
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Toyota Viet Nam : http://toyotavietnam.info/

Highlights
•    Electric vehicle drivers preferred recharging over refuelling their conventional vehicle.
•    Recharging behaviour became more flexible over time.
•    Drivers used their EV without relying on the public charging infrastructure.
•    Drivers’ awareness of the environmental impact of driving changed during the trial

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During the 2003-2008 energy crisis, the automotive industry was weakened by a substantial increase in the prices of automotive fuels. Somehow, this event may have discouraged purchases of sport utility vehicles (SUVs) and pickup trucks which have low fuel economy. North American consumers may have then turned to smaller, cheaper, more fuel-efficient vehicles.
Apparently, in the case of Toyota, this period (2003-2007) was the most profitable five years in the company’s history but not until 2008 when the recession finally made it to their shores. But this may leave you asking these questions:
Why was the effect of recession somewhat delayed for Toyota while the “Detroit Three” (General Motors, Ford, Chrysler) were already in full panic?
Not only was it delayed, but this also was their history’s most profitable years. What made Toyota highly profitable during these years?
On December 22, 2008, Toyota declared that it expected the first time loss in 70 years in its core vehicle-making business. Loss of $1.7 billion, in its group operating revenue, would be its first operating loss since 1938 (Company was founded in 1937). Toyota saw its sales drop 33.9 percent.
Within the duration of this recession, how did the “Toyota way” bring this company back to profitability?

The purpose of this article is to render literature in the organizational behavior field. Powell (1990) contrast three modes of organization-market, hierarchy, and network-and stress the salient features of each. The logic of network forms demonstrate how networks differ from other forms, illustrative examples of network arrangements in craft and high-technology industries, in regional economies, and in formerly vertically integrated fields. The aim is to develop a number of empirically arguments about the circumstances that give rise to networks and allow them to proliferate. The paper concludes with a discussion of the conditions that give rise to network forms. MARKETS AND FIRMS Literature in this paper followed the fields of international business, technology strategy, industrial relations, organizational sociology, and the new institutional economies. Coase (1937) in article on the nature of the firm, conceived firm as a "black box". Williamson's (1975) argument "transaction that involve uncertainty require specific investments"-of money, time or energy that cannot be easily transferred. Transactions are moved out of markets into hierarchy, where inefficiencies of bureaucratic organization preferred to the relatively greater costs of market transactions, for two reasons: bounded rationality and opportunism. Outside boundaries of firms are competitors, while inside managers exercise authority and curb opportunistic behavior. The view that transactions are distributed at points along a continuum implies that markets are the starting point which other methods evolve. As Moses Finley (1973) tells us "only money in the nature of free booty and treasure trove". Williamson remarks "transactions in the middle range are much more common". For high tech start-ups in the U.S. and craft-based firms in Northern Italy, continuum fails to capture the complex realities of exchange, blinds us by reciprocity and collaboration as alternative governance mechanisms. Goldberg (1980) notes that many market exchanges have been replaced by international collaborations.

Йигирманчи асрнинг бошларидан буён юз йилдан ортиқ муддат мобайнида дунёнинг энг илғор давлатлари олимлари томонидан Ислом дини, мусулмон ўлкалар тарихи, маданияти, адабиёти, этнографияси ва бошқа барча жиҳатларни ёритиб берадиган, дунёнинг 38 давлатидан жами 342 муаллиф иштирок этган фундаментал Ислом энциклопедияси тузилган ва немис, инглиз, француз тилларида бир неча марта нашр этилиб, қатор шарқ тилларига таржима қилинган.

This paper investigates the organizational culture of one of the largest auto manufacturers in the world Toyota Motor Corporation using various corporate culture and management models. The investigation was conducted in 2009 using qualitative analysis with the help of various secondary sources. The study reveals that the company’s management style can be characterized as the Family type that implies collectivistic society with male domination, strict rules and laws at work, and long-term orientation. It is also based on several essential principles, such as continuous improvement and learning, respect for people, mutual trust, and teamwork. Two core elements of the Toyota’s success are technological innovations and qualified human resources.

Lors de discussions, les auteurs du livre, Jim et Dan, nous ont surpris en suggérant qu’il serait sans doute possible d’écrire le même ouvrage en s’appuyant exclusivement sur des exemples d’entreprises françaises. Selon eux, la tradition du lean en France est tout aussi respectable que celle aux Etats-Unis. Toutes deux comptent quelques réussites spectaculaires… aussi bien que de nombreuses déceptions, rencontrées par ceux qui ont cru possible de mettre en place le système lean sans changer fondamentalement leur approche de la gestion de l’entreprise. Comme nous nous montrions sceptiques et compte tenu de notre connaissance de la situation du lean en France que nous étudions au sein du « Projet Lean Entreprise » à Télécom Paris, nous avons choisi avec les auteurs, à l’occasion de cette préface, de rendre compte d’un courant qui a contribué au développement du lean en France.

Many organizations have identified human resources as a basis for rapid development, through exceptionally top workplace skills, characteristic corporate structures, internal processes, and systems. Therefore, qualifications are acquired. "(…)the basis of competitive advantage has changed from continuity to creativity and flexibility, (Lawler, Edward E.1981)", "(…) evolving with growing globalization in the commercial position, shifting workforce dynamics, focusing on profitability through growth, technological improvements, intellectual capital and observing communities have enabled substantial increases managing human resources (Devanna,Fombrum and Tichy, 1981)".

İdeal sistemin ne olduğu sanayi devriminden bugüne cevabı aranan temel bir sorudur. Dünün doğru sistem, yöntem, metot ve araçları bugünün şartlarında hâlâ geçerliliğini koruyor mu acaba? Farklı sektörlerde yer alan birçok şirket ve kurum günümüz şartlarına ve ihtiyaçlarına cevap veren doğru sistemi artık Yalın Düşünce’de buluyor ve kurtuluşu Yalın Dönüşüm’de görüyor.

Yalın üretimin ilk ve en iyi uygulayıcısı TOYOTA’dır. Bu yaklaşımın temeli Toyota üretim sistemine temel oluşturan Taiichi Ohno’nun Toyota yöneticileriyle birlikte yaptığı Amerika gezisinde ortaya çıkmıştır. Amaçları Amerikalı firmalarla rekabet edebilecek üretim sistemleri geliştirmekti. O zamanlar Amerikada Henry Ford tarafından geliştirilen ve günümüzde hala kullanılan kitle üretim sistemleri vardı. Bu sistem yığınlar halinde tahmine göre üretim yapıp, üretimden sonra kalite kontrolü yapılması esasına dayanmaktaydı.

Bu sistem Taiichi Ohno tarafından benimsenmemiştir. Bunun yerine Toyota Üretim Sistemi denilen çalışmalara başlamışlardır. Toyota bu sistemle büyük bir başarı yakalamıştır. Şöyle ki 1950 yıllarında dünyanın en büyük şirketleri arasında TOYOTA’nın ismi listelerde yer almazken, 1970 yılında 6. sırada, 1990 yılında 3. sırada 2003 yılında General Motors’un ardından 2. sırada gelmiştir. Bu yükselmeyi rakiplerine göre 10 kat daha az işgücü, daha az işçilik saati (31 saate karşılık 16 saat), daha az hata (yüz otomobilde 145 hataya karşılık 45 hata) ve büyük preslerde kalıp değiştirme süresini 8 saatten 3 dakikaya indirerek sağlamıştır.

Sistemin temelinde işlerin basitleştirilmesi, hataların önlenmesi ve maliyetlerin azaltılması adına sorgulama esastır. Kendi kendimizi sorgularken en az 5 kez neden sorusunu sormamızı ve bu sorulara cevap vermemizi istemektedir. Böylece sorunun temeline inilerek kesin çözümler sağlanır. 1940’larda Toyota Amerikan otomobil firmalarıyla rekabet etmeyi düşünürken 1980’lerden sonra Amerika Japonlarla rekabet etmeye başlamıştır. Yapılan çalışmaların sonucunda “Dünyayı Değiştiren Makine” isimli kitap yayımlandı. Bu da Amerika’daki yalın üretim çalışmalarının temeli oldu (Çakır, 2013).

Résumé : Le Japon offre depuis plusieurs années la possibilité aux familles de victimes de suicides imputés au surtravail (karôjisatsu) ou de morts par surtravail (karôshi) une reconnaissance en accident du travail donnant droit à pension. A partir du début des années 1980, la société civile  japonaise s’est emparée de ces catégories paramédicales dans des conflits judiciaires avec l’administration. L’émergence de ce mouvement social succède aux transformations de l’organisation du travail sur le modèle du toyotisme : est-ce un hasard ou une causalité forte ? Nous  penchons pour la seconde hypothèse à la lumière d’une récente décision de justice sur un cas de karôshi survenu aux usines Toyota de Nagoya.

Abstract: In Japan nowadays, the relatives of people who died or committed suicide because of overwork (karôshi, karôjisatsu) can apply for recognition as an occupational hazard. At the beginning of the 1980s, Japanese civil society seized the paramedical notion of karôshi –death  from overwork- to launch trials with public administration and employers who denied that notion. At the same time, Toyotism -the system of production designed by the automobile maker Toyota- had reached its maturity and started to provoke major transformations among other industrial organizations. A recent case of karôshi in a Toyota factory helps to understand the intimate relationship between Toyotism and death from overwork.

Incremental improvement of a deeply embedded technology system has been a hallmark of the automotive industry for a very long time. Efforts to develop alternatives have repeatedly failed. This paper analyses how Toyota started to challenge this pattern in the late 1990s, by the architectural innovation embodied in Prius, the first mass-produced hybrid-electric car.

sorry, is a bit big (147 pages)

Table of Contents
  1 Introduction 1
  2 Periods of time 1
  3 Some possible Benefits + Drawbacks of auxiliary Air Supply 2
  4 First Example by Daimler-Benz 2
  5 Toyo Kogyo / Mazda 2
    5.1 Mazda » first Group 3
    5.2 Mazda » second Group 4
  6 Toyota 5
  7 Nippon Soken 6
  8 Nissan 6
  9 Mechanical Solutions 7
10 Bypass Example by Daimler-Benz 7
11 Small Summary 8
12 Appendix – List of Documents 9

1 Introduction
You can think about the use of air as an “universal tool”. Air injected into an engine at moderate pressure will not damage or destroy anything + air “follows” (nearly) every shape or contour. It can be used to “move” or to redirect something, to generate a desired kind of flow etc. The intensity can easily be controlled by pressure +/or valves.

german keywords: Wankelmotor / Kreiskolbenmotor
English Keywords: Wankel Engine / Wankel Rotary Engine / Rotary Piston Engine / Rotary Combustion Engine

The purpose of this report is to analyze the National cultural difference between Japan and Germany and find the similarities and differences in the managerial processes and organizational culture, which can be faced by an international manager working in any or both of the country. Some of the factors that can influence a managerial system or the organizational culture will be discussed. At the end of the report, there will be a short comparison of Toyota Motors and Audi to formulate the fact that different cultures have different ways of working.

Abstract- During the last decade, the advancement in production and management systems has revolutionized the automobile industry. The industry has witnessed the opening up and growth of several emerging markets. The automotive industry is now facing new and pressing challenges. Globalization, digitalization and increasing competition in the market are changing the face of the industry. Size of the organization is no longer a guarantee of success. Only those companies that find new innovative techniques to create value can prosper in the future. The purpose of this paper is to present a short overview of the automotive industry today and highlight challenges that are faced the industry. We are also going to overview Toyota’s dominance in the US market, strategies used by them and how they were able to overcome the challenges and competition they faced in a foreign market, and how upcoming automobile companies can use Toyota’s strategies to grow in the current market.

Keywords- Automobile Industry, Industry analysis,Toyota

This study utilises an approach that is referred to as explorative, because it aims to
evaluate the challenges an organisation faces in implementing successful Customer
Relationship Management (CRM) using various analytical tools. The study is built on
the existing literature, theory and models within CRM. The case study sought to
discover what challenges multinational companies face in CRM in the automotive
industry, and how it impacts customer satisfaction. Customer Relationship
Management has become a buzz term in the automotive industry. Current steps
taken in the automotive industry are the optimisation of multi-channel approaches,
the strengthening of financial services, the optimisation of dealer management and
the integration of CRM with Supply Chain Management (SCM) (IBM, 2004). As it has
sometimes not been understood clearly, CRM can be defined here as organisationwide
activity intended to improve customer focus and responsiveness by
systematically gathering and using customer data at relevant customer touch points,
and in preliminary value-added activities (IBM, 2004).
In a study conducted by IBM it was found that Audi, BMW and VW have already
implemented CRM activities and have been successful in certain areas (IBM, 2004).
In this study we will analyse the optimisation of the multi-channel approach and the
integration of CRM with SCM. Multi-channel CRM means developing and integrating
touch points in the customer lifecycle. Multi-channelling helps manufacturers in
improving the focus on the customer through centralisation of customer data and
enhancing personalised communication. The integration of CRM with SCM helps the
manufacturer in the further evolution of its CRM activities. This information helps the
manufacturer in understanding customer demands to improve their variability. The
case of Hino Motors Ltd. (HML), a company operating in Saudi Arabia, has been
used as a focus to examine CRM. This study explores customer relationship
practices in Hino Motors Ltd. (Saudi Arabia), operating under two partners: Jamjoom
Vehicles and Equipment, and Toyota Tsusho Corporation. It also examines the level
of customer satisfaction in the study area.
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In the research we will be using seven variables derived from a framework identified
by Lawson-Body and Limayern (2004). The framework recommends the critical
factors in relation to CRM practices, for customer satisfaction. An extensive literature
review was carried out in relation to the topic, and linked to the study. The main
research instruments used were questionnaires and interviews. The researcher
interviewed the staff of HML and surveyed its customers to reach an insight into the
CRM function and its operation. The study shows that companies in the automotive
industry are still confronting challenges in implementing effective CRM.
This industry is product-centric. As competition in the industry has grown
dramatically, the company is trying to use technology in CRM to increase customer
satisfaction. It was also acknowledged that CRM application could help manage
customer relationships more effectively across various stages, from initiation to
managing, implementing CRM and using it effectively while keeping the customer’s
satisfaction at its core. In the case of HML it was observed that the company was
lacking customer information in their CRM practices, thus preventing them to
measure effectively. These factors had a marked effect on the quality of service
delivered, CRM practices, managing complaints etc. The research also highlighted
the importance of empowering the staff, to gain loyalty. The study recommends that
all information and communication technology tools should be provided to all the
staff in various departments, to enable them to use a database to facilitate customer
interaction and to ensure customer satisfaction in an age of growing competition in
the industry.

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Toyota Thanh Xuan : http://toyota.minhauto.com/
Toyota Camry: http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-CAMRY/
Toyota Vios : http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-VIOS/
Toyota Altis : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Altis-2014/
Toyota  Mỹ Đình : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-My-Dinh/
Toyota Fortuner : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Fortuner/
Toyota Yaris : http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-YARIS-2014/
Xe cũ : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Xe-Toyota-cu/
Toyota  Hilux : http://toyota.minhauto.com/Toyota-Hilux/
Toyota  Innova : http://toyota.minhauto.com/TOYOTA-INNOVA/
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Resumen: Es bien conocido el sistema de producción Toyota entre las compañías y claro, todo aquel que ha conocido al gigante japonés, el cual en múltiples ocasiones ha figurado como el mayor fabricante de automóviles del mundo; Su forma de gestión organizacional y por ende de producción es muy distinta en cantidad de aspectos a las formas tradicionales que todos conocemos como la Fordista por citar un ejemplo. TPS plantea nuevos supuestos y formas de hacer las cosas, sus creadores, impulsados por múltiples aspectos económicos y sociales donde el desarrollo de este sistema de producción tardó décadas en refinarse e implantarse, les supuso retos complejos y callejones sin aparente salida, sin embargo, a día de hoy y desde sus inicios se reconoce su gran valor y superioridad en múltiples aspectos frente a los demás sistemas productivos. A pesar de ser ampliamente conocidos los aspectos y herramientas que TPS utiliza y ha desarrollado a través de tiempo, la implantación y puesta en marcha que han intentado realizar múltiples compañías ha fracasado, este articulo intenta mostrar lo que para el autor es el secreto de Toyota para obtener y conservar tan prolijamente su TPS, que no es más que entender a TPS como una filosofía, un método de gestión global y no solo un sistema de producción cerrado al taller. Abstract: The Toyota Production System is well known among companies and of course, anyone who has met the Japanese giant, which on multiple occasions has been listed as the largest automobile manufacturer in the world; its organizational management and therefore production is very different in many aspects to the traditional forms that we all know as the Fordist to cite an example. TPS raises new assumptions and ways of doing things, its creators, driven by multiple economic and social aspects where the development of this production system took decades to be refined and implemented, they were complex challenges and dead ends, however, today and since its inception is recognized its great value and superiority in many aspects compared to other production systems. Despite being widely known the aspects and tools that TPS uses and has developed over time, the implementation and start-up that many companies have tried to do has failed, this article tries to show what for the author is the secret of Toyota to get and keep so neatly its TPS, which is nothing more than understanding TPS as a philosophy, a method of global management and not just a production system closed to the factory. Palabras clave: TPS, manufactura flexible, automatización, producción pieza a pieza, Toyota, JIT, Kanban

We are living through testing times… Our governments are being tested as they try to enact programs to instill confidence in the economy and their constituents. Companies are being tested as they are forced to react to dramatic challenges in the marketplace that have seemingly materialized overnight and without warning. Individuals are being tested in the security of themselves and their families. Although not a perfect gauge for the state of the economy, the Dow Jones industrial average has dropped from a high of just over 14,000 in the beginning of October 2007 to a low of just under 8,400 in October of 2008. In fact, the Dow was at just over 13,000 in the middle of May. How can one rationally explain such a precipitous fall in such a short time?

Toyota started practicing TPS (Toyota Production System) since 1950 successfully. Due to success of TPS Many companies across the world stated using the same. Later in 1990s. M. Womak and Jones gave the name it as a lean manufacturing. Lean manufacturing is now one of the most powerful manufacturing systems in the Competitive world. Numerous organizations around the world have implemented and adopted it to enhance their productivity through reduction and elimination of Waste. This project reports is on understanding and implementation of one of the Lean tools which is; Value Stream Mapping, for Directional Control Valve in Bosch Rexroth (India) Pvt. Ltd. – Sanand Plant, Ahmedabad. Value Stream Mapping is a lean tool to identify the value added and non-value added activity during the production. Using this, identify the Waste and removing it along the processes which is based on the principle of Bosch Production System. (TPS – Toyota Production System) This intends the checking of the Inventory level during the process of Manufacturing and Assembling of the products.

The purpose of this article is to render literature in the organizational behavior field. Powell (1990) contrast three modes of organization-market, hierarchy, and network-and stress the salient features of each. The logic of network forms demonstrate how networks differ from other forms, illustrative examples of network arrangements in craft and high-technology industries, in regional economies, and in formerly vertically integrated fields. The aim is to develop a number of empirically arguments about the circumstances that give rise to networks and allow them to proliferate. The paper concludes with a discussion of the conditions that give rise to network forms. MARKETS AND FIRMS Literature in this paper followed the fields of international business, technology strategy, industrial relations, organizational sociology, and the new institutional economies. Coase (1937) in article on the nature of the firm, conceived firm as a "black box". Williamson's (1975) argument "transaction that involve uncertainty require specific investments"-of money, time or energy that cannot be easily transferred. Transactions are moved out of markets into hierarchy, where inefficiencies of bureaucratic organization preferred to the relatively greater costs of market transactions, for two reasons: bounded rationality and opportunism. Outside boundaries of firms are competitors, while inside managers exercise authority and curb opportunistic behavior. The view that transactions are distributed at points along a continuum implies that markets are the starting point which other methods evolve. As Moses Finley (1973) tells us "only money in the nature of free booty and treasure trove". Williamson remarks "transactions in the middle range are much more common". For high tech start-ups in the U.S. and craft-based firms in Northern Italy, continuum fails to capture the complex realities of exchange, blinds us by reciprocity and collaboration as alternative governance mechanisms. Goldberg (1980) notes that many market exchanges have been replaced by international collaborations.

One of lean manufacturing’s most important calculations is takt time, or the rate of customer demand for a group or family of products produced by one process. This book provide quick guide for Takt Time calculation, machine Cycle Time and One-Piece Flow Cell.

We believe deep frames pervade TPS that fundamentally alter how the system is understood and therefore how to proceed with implementation. “Frames,” or “frameworks” are the mental constructs through which we see, interpret and act on the world. Furthermore, we argue that if lean tools (such as kanban, SMED, 5S, TPM, poka-yoke, etc.) are applied without
“frame control,” the results will be disappointing beyond gathering the obvious lowhanging fruit. If managers and program leaders fail to understand the frameworks underlying TPS, they consequently miss the point of the tools and therefore fail to achieve the expected results. The fact is, TPS masters continually harp on issues of frame control (making sure the tools are applied in the right perspective), but few seem to pay much heed. The good news, though, is frame control can be taught, and thereby significantly improve the effectiveness of
lean programs. Indeed, the implementation implications of better understanding the framing of TPS are significant, and open the way for another approach to lean implementation.

Questa è la traduzione di un saggio breve di P. S. Adler sul caso significativo della NUMMI, la joint-venture fra Toyota e General Motors sul suolo americano. La commistione del modello giapponese e l'influenza sindacale hanno dato vita a un caso organizzativo singolare estremamente efficace, come viene presentato dall'autore.

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