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How to impelment these lean concepts in process industry?....

and we can make it work with the help of SLIM.
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Could explain TPR and SLIM please?

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How to impelment these lean concepts in process industry?....

and we can make it work with the help of SLIM.
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You came to us one year ago asking a similar question (http://elsmar.com/Forums/showthread....990#post128990) but never replied to questions in that thread.

Secondly, it is not considered good form to use acronyms without explaining them. This is a forum for ALL levels of knowledge and comprehension and we want to make all posts understandable and accessible to all users.

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How to implement these lean concepts in process industry?....

and we can make it work with the help of SLIM.
My answer is "Step by Step" .

There are many tools, first take one, SDCA and PDCA (The two wheels of improvement)


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My answer is "Step by Step" .

There are many tools, first take one, SDCA and PDCA (The two wheels of improvement)

I know what SDCA and PDCA mean, but other readers may not. Please return and explain first use of ANY acronym.
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Please return and explain first use of ANY acronym.
Or "abbreviations," since no acronyms were used.
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I know what SDCA and PDCA mean, but other readers may not. Please return and explain first use of ANY acronym.


SDCA: standardize, Do, Check, Act (make it the new S-D-C-A cycle).
PDCA: Plan, Do, Check, Act
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Or "abbreviations," since no acronyms were used.
Like so much of today's language - this one appears to be changing also:

Main Entry: ac·ro·nym
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Function: noun
Etymology: acr- + -onym
: a word (as NATO, radar, or laser) formed from the initial letter or letters of each of the successive parts or major parts of a compound term; also : an abbreviation (as FBI) formed from initial letters : INITIALISM
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