Did you know that 90% of US factories still build to forecast and do not use a push system?
Also, worse yet, 95% of factories installing lean manufacturing systems still are
retaining push systems! It’s like having a hamburger without the beef! Unbelievable!
Huge savings and customer service is lost.
What is a pull system?
A pull system builds products that reflect customer needs. You build to actual orders
or a combination that includes strategic finished goods for key customers using
kanbans for immediate shipment.
We have specially-designed kanban systems.
Our combination pull system and kanbans dictates what the factory builds.
Savings?
1. Customer delivery is at least 99.5% as requested
2. Reduces in-process and finish goods inventory by 30-50% in dollars
3. Reduces lead times to customers a minimum of 50 – 75%
4. Reduces factory space by 30-50%
5. Eliminates 50-80% of all handling costs
WCC’s POWERFUL PULL SYSTEM REVIEW
Plus, if you marry this pull system to a strategic plan for implementing total lean
manufacturing for your factory, you can reduce over all cost 40 – 60%. How many sales
dollars would you have to generate to make this kind of savings?
We can do this together as a team.
How confident are we?
If you and your team agree to a detailed game plan for implementation and we agree on the
starting matrix of measurements, we guarantee a 200% return on all of our costs. (This includes
a pull system and lean manufacturing implementation.)
Yes, but what if we fail to do so?
Again, once the game plan is agreed on by all of us, the auditor of the plan will be your
CFO. If we fail, and say only achieve 170% savings, we’ll work with your CFO and agree
on the dollars missed to save 200% and we will issue a check – cash for the difference.
We don’t know of any other consultant who would dare make you this offer.
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1. Reduce lead times by a minimum of 60%
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Powerful marketing and sales tool
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2. Reduce floor space by 50%
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In-house room for new products or warehousing
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3. Reduction of in process inventory by 50%
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Less handling and storage needed
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4. Increase inventory turns by 100%
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Increasing velocity in manufacturing saves cash flow and borrowing of money
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5. Implement WCC’s unique Kanban system (secret)
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Eliminate the need for MRP in scheduling; use MRP only for business planning
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6. Eliminate surprise shortages
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Average factories today lose 10% of their capacity. Labor costs increase by 5% when waiting for needed materials.
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7. Simplify software needs and systems
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Eliminate 80% of computer software and electronic scheduling using visual factory techniques. The employees will be able to control scheduling and production needs
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8. At least 25% less handling and storage of inventory
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Freeze hourly headcount replacements. Let attrition reduce the workforce or use the extra people for a new product you can acquire. Huge savings and better costs.
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