The concept of Value Stream Map (VSM) is inserted as key point in Lean Manufacturing (LM). VSMs, originally named "material and information flow maps", allow a one page diagram representation of the whole process required to realize one or more final products. Because of this they are a common tool used to describe production processes and to underline the business areas in which wastes are identified. Nevertheless the aim of this paper is not to introduce a practical example of VSMs implementation, how to define a new approach that uses VSMs as tool to support production and procurement planning according to scarce resources capacity over a critical production path. This approach is articulated on 5 sequential steps and integrates the classical technique of VSMs with tools characteristic of planning theory like Critical Path Method (CPM) and capacity planning techniques like Rough Cut Capacity Planning (RCCP).

Value Stream Maps and Critical Path Method for production and procurement planning: a Make To Order company

TONELLI, FLAVIO;PICCININO, LAURA
2006-01-01

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The concept of Value Stream Map (VSM) is inserted as key point in Lean Manufacturing (LM). VSMs, originally named "material and information flow maps", allow a one page diagram representation of the whole process required to realize one or more final products. Because of this they are a common tool used to describe production processes and to underline the business areas in which wastes are identified. Nevertheless the aim of this paper is not to introduce a practical example of VSMs implementation, how to define a new approach that uses VSMs as tool to support production and procurement planning according to scarce resources capacity over a critical production path. This approach is articulated on 5 sequential steps and integrates the classical technique of VSMs with tools characteristic of planning theory like Critical Path Method (CPM) and capacity planning techniques like Rough Cut Capacity Planning (RCCP).
2006
978-907738124-3
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