Pull and push strategies

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These eight paragraphs make up a text about inventories, pull and push strategies, and Just-in-Time (JIT) production. Match the paragraph with the number to make a logical text.

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Nenika Campos

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Relier Pairs Pull and push strategiesVersion en ligne These eight paragraphs make up a text about inventories, pull and push strategies, and Just-in-Time (JIT) production. Match the paragraph with the number to make a logical text. par Nenika Campos 1 Apart from JIT, other names for pull strategies include lean production, stockless production, continuous flow manufacture and agile manufacturing. In all these systems, nothing is bought or produced until it is needed. 2 Historically, Kanbah was a manual system in which cards were placed in component bins in warehouses as a signal that items needed replenishing, today, of course, advanced software is used. 3 With a pull strategy, a company manufactures according to current demand, which is satisfied from (a small) inventory. When pieces are removed from stock, replacements are automatically ordered from suppliers. 4 With a push strategy such as Manufacturing Resources Planning (MRP), on the contrary, production is based on estimates of future demand, and begins according to the planned production lead time 5 In other words, this is a replenishment strategy; both production and suppliers are constantly reacting to the actual consumption of components; rather than planning ahead 6 This replenishment strategy was famously developed as Just-in-Time (JIT) production by Toyota in Japan in the 1950s. The most common JIT system is called Kanban, a Japanese word approximately meaning “visual card” 7 Supplies are scheduled to meet expected demand, but because demand forecasts are not always accurate, push strategies often incorporate safety stocks and safety lead times 8 Manufacturing companies can produce according to pull or push strategies 7 4 6 8 3 1 2 5

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