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Let Me Help You Value Stream Mapping - Can anyone help me in developing a VSM?
hi! im jericho, currently a BS Industrial Engineering student of the University of the Philippines. Im doing an internship here at Wyeth Philippines and one of the tasks given to me is to develop a value stream map for our plant.

Im wondering if anyone could help me out on how to do VSM.

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The best reference is the book, "Learning to See". My recommendation is to grab a copy of that and then post any specific questions you may have.

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ok. thanks/ if any1 else cud refer me to any other stuff as well as those who have any knowledge on it and are willing to share it to me, please do. thanks.
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Hello Jericho, please view these sites I have found for you:

http://www.mamtc.com/lean/building_vsm.asp

http://www.industryforum.co.uk/cases...alue/trw.shtml

http://www.atnlean.com/publications/...te%20Event.pdf

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Here is an internet page of the company which have VSM program. At the moment I have it trial for rewiev - it looks quite interesting.

http://www.valuestreamdesigner.com/

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Here is an internet page of the company which have VSM program. At the moment I have it trial for rewiev - it looks quite interesting.

http://www.valuestreamdesigner.com/

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Hi Tomas

in the VSM there is an terminology called "up-time" what is this?

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in the VSM there is an terminology called "up-time" what is this?

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Up-time is associated with production equipment actually available and running and producing value-added work.

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Up-time is associated with production equipment actually available and running and producing value-added work.

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How to determine uptime? is there any link to utilization of a machine? and why do we need to include uptime in the VSM?

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