Document Exercises Manufacturing Metrics 
SYSPRO Smarter ERP
AUGUST 2, 2023
As members of one of the most highly regulated industries in the world, medical device manufacturers face numerous challenges. From stringent quality standards to comprehensive documentation requirements, Class 1 and 2 manufacturers must navigate a complex landscape to ensure compliance and product excellence.
SCMDOJO
FEBRUARY 29, 2024
The biggest challenge is that simply offering metrics, even those that appear to be the “right” metrics, usually doesn’t produce any results. The questions that are most often asked are: What metrics should I use? What metrics do others (in my industry) use? Where do I begin?
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Supply Chain Shaman
JANUARY 19, 2014
Despite multimillion dollar technology projects, and tomes of strategy documents, they are stuck in their ability to overcome market factors and rising complexity to drive continuous improvement on a portfolio of metrics. Their supply chains are not improving corporate performance. They quickly acknowledge that they are stuck.
Supply Chain View from the Field
AUGUST 27, 2014
Students will learn core processes around initial exploration and assessment of supply chain relationships, establishing metrics/expectations for the relationship, crafting and managing contracts, and sustaining continuous performance improvement in sourcing, logistics and operations.
synchrono
DECEMBER 18, 2017
Through this guest blog series, my intent is to share some of my experiences implementing supplier quality and Lean manufacturing initiatives by focusing on eKanban systems. My first post offered advice for planning an eKanban rollout (advice that could be applied across any Lean manufacturing project).
SupplyShift
NOVEMBER 4, 2020
When you complete your exercise, you should come away with a clear list of milestones you’ll hit. Decrease water usage by 20 percent at high-risk sites and 15 percent overall by 2025 (per metric ton of product made). Decrease water usage by 20 percent at high-risk sites and 15 percent overall by 2025 (per metric ton of product made).
SupplyShift
NOVEMBER 4, 2020
When you complete your exercise, you should come away with a clear list of milestones you’ll hit. Decrease water usage by 20 percent at high-risk sites and 15 percent overall by 2025 (per metric ton of product made). Decrease water usage by 20 percent at high-risk sites and 15 percent overall by 2025 (per metric ton of product made).
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