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    effects issues. The second conclusion is that it was difficult to compete with Japanese companies, because they, especially Toyota, had developed a different method from the others enterprises and consisted of a more developed system than a simple mass production (Graves A. and Madigan, D., 2012) Having analyzed more than 90 companies, it was possible to observe that Toyota created something that was later called "Lean Production". In the first stage two indicators were used to measure the efficiency

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    The Toyota Global Vision Akio Toyoda President Toyota Motor Corporation 1. Thank you for taking the time to be with us here today. I will take this opportunity to describe for you our newly drafted Toyota Global Vision. 2. The word “vision” conjures notions of quantitative targets for things like sales and operating income in some sort of time frame. What we have prepared is a vision of a different kind. We have sketched the outlines of the kind of company that we want to be. We have identified

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    Background Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A, Inc. or TMS has always proved to be a formidable force in the automobile industry. The United States first graced with TMS presence in 1957, in Hollywood, California, sold the dealership 's first car, the "Toyopet Crown," to 287 customers (Toyota, 2015). However, over the past six decades the company became a driving force in the market. TMS emphasizes on customer satisfaction. In fact in its publicly disclosed purpose, the company states, "you are what drives

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    play. MANAGEMENT 0.06 3 0.18 2 Toyota gains its competitive advantage and brand image through their low cost but quality products. MARKETING 0.12 4 0.48 3 Toyota has both demographic and psychographic segmentation. Toyota targets almost all people, especially young adults with the buying power. Through their new

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    (1912-1990) is best known not as a guru but a symbol of Japan’s manufacturing resurgence after World War II (Guide to Management Ideas and Gurus. 2008). Ohno worked in Toyota, a Japanese car company as a production engineer. At the end of second world war, when Toyota’s productivity was way below that of its competitors, the president of Toyota Motor Company highlighted that they “must catch up with America within three years. Otherwise, the automobile industry of Japan will not survive.” Ohno and his associates

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    INTRODUCTION TO THE LEAN SYSTEMS The success of the Toyota Production System is the evidence that Lean Systems help manufacturing companies in improving their operations and the process of manufacturing. Lean is an approach to eliminate waste and maximize the value for the customers. Lean has made its place in today’s market. Apart from Toyota, companies like John Deere one of the largest manufacturers of agricultural machinery, Textron- leading systems which offers products and services to support

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    dramatic improvement in product quality. Eventually, Toyota redesigned every part of its vehicles to eliminate or widen tolerances, while simultaneously implementing careful statistical controls. Communication is also a king in a JIT rich supply chain. There is a risk involved with JIT when there is a communication breakdown and the company cannot get the right amount of supplies needed to keep the just-in-time system running smoothly. Therefore, Toyota has developed its own software that connects dealers

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    their plants had to shut down. This cost GM about $600 million in profits in 1996. (Glenn, T. 2001) For JIT to be efficiently implemented, it is vital for companies to have the right partner suppliers which share the same JIT commitment and drive. Toyota

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    You have been hired as director of an important five stars hotel. The previous manager told you before leaving that you should not worry about quality as there are few complaints from customers. Do you agree with this comment? If not propose means for service quality evaluation and improvement. A definition of quality, especially for what services is concerned, is extremely challenging to find. In a world like that of luxury hotels, quality can mean a lot of different things depending on how each

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    Toyota Supply Chain

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    are delivered on or before the date specified by the customer. When the goods are received by the customer, the company will send an invoice for the delivered products. TOYOTA COMPANY PROFILE 2.0 Introduction: Ever since the company was founded in 1937, The TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION and their subsidiaries (“TOYOTA”), have continuously strived to contribute to the sustainable development of society and the earth through the manufacturing and provision of high-quality and innovative

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