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For example, you dont want to assume that a single logistics strategy and service approach will meet all your customers needs. Ideally, though, evaluating your position against competitors should not solely be a KPI benchmarking exercise. For example: How much automation will you need in your warehouse(s)?
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Robert gives three specific examples of how they’ve used Toyota Lean Management in their parts department. We did not measure the productivity gain, but we can very safely assume that we saved each tech 5 minutes (it was definitely more) per parts replenishment visit.". It was difficult to stock and exercise first-in first-out rules.
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