A Study the Lean Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management to Optimize Inventory
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https://doi.org/10.29070/c8hp0q27Keywords:
Supply Chain Management, Lean Manufacturing, Inventory, TechniquesAbstract
A supply chain is an integrated system that transfers goods or services from a supplier to a final customer through the use of operations, technology, human resources, & information sharing. SCM has garnered more attention lately because of its focus on the material, information, & financial flow from suppliers to customers or vice versa. SCM's inventory control is a big problem. Inventory is the term for idle products that are stored in various forms & locations, waiting to be used or sold. The procedure of confirming that the right amount and quality of material is available when needed while minimizing working capital & storage and ordering expenses is known as inventory control. The optimization of inventory in the SCM for lean manufacturing is the main goal of this study.
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