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    According to theoretical measures in Toyota, there is no inventory since they applies Just-in-Time philosophy. However in practice this may not be possible. Therefore, they have very very small inventory due to lead times. Most of the inventory is pipeline inventory. In TMMT Part Supply Management department is divided to three different groups to manage inventories according to supplier locations. These are local, Europe and Japan. All have different lead times and different inventory policies.

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    they have achieved the necessary results within Toyota. Teamwork is the basis for Toyota with a set group number of 5 as it they have found it is easier to facilitate and easier to solve problems and build mutual trust amongst employees and managers Japan’s culture is identified as a Family culture type by Trompenaars (1997) which is highly centralised and highly formal where employees work around a central power. In Japanese culture and within Toyota there is a warm relationship between employees

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    and why it’s been used and how it’s been a huge success for the Toyota company which has catapulted them ahead of all other manufacturers. Advantages and disadvantages will also be looked at. ‘Jidoka’ is a system where on a production line it can automatically reject any defected part from its point of origin. Brief History: The word jidoka traces back to the invention of the automatic loom by Sakichi Toyoda, Founder of the Toyota Group. It first started to be implemented on production lines in

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    mission of The Toyota Motor Corporation is to "develop and provide innovative, safe and outstanding high quality products and services that meet a wide variety of customers ' demands to enrich the lives of people around the world" (TMC, 2006). In order to ensure that each and every segment of TMC excels in this mission, a number of principles and philosophies have been outlined in order to meet the corporation objectives in the most beneficial manner,

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    initiated an investigation into driver reports of “surging” in Toyota’s Camry models. This investigation was closed the next year declaring that there were no defects. Known in the industry for their quality and reliability, Toyota would silently recall almost nine million Toyota and Lexus models due to the sudden acceleration problems. Because of the lingering reaction in dealing with these problems, Toyota’s leadership had been highly ridiculed, so now they had a big job in identifying the solution

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    approach of taking down the web site and replacing it with an entirely new web site was rejected.Instead, they developed major upgrades and additions to the existing web site to improve the functionality and user- friendliness for both consumers and Toyota business users. Site Management The site was designed with publishing categories that match the site navigation, so the business managers can easily publish content to be displayed on the page where they want consumers to see it.When they generate

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    and high rates of unemployment. As illustrated in this chapter, it is evident that short term profits earned by organizations can influence big contributions to organizations. Toyota is one of the major organizations that has proofed that this is

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    Introduction Toyota Motor Corporation has for quite a while been seen as seventh greatest association on the planet and the second greatest Manufacturer of vehicles, with era workplaces in 28 nations around the world. Like the world third greatest creator of vehicles in unit bargains and in net arrangements, Toyota Motor Corporation has similarly made extraordinary customer relationship and gives customers the things they require. Toyota Motor Corporation Motor Company Ltd. was developed in Koromo

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    Toyota is a Japanese automotive manufacturer and was founded by Kichiro Toyoda in Aichi, Japan. Toyota has been listed as one of the largest auto producers ever since 1937. Toyota is well-known for its high technology and quality in producing their products. Toyota Company has been seen to keep on evolving and entering distinct national market to maintain its competencies as a high end automotive manufacturer. In this article, it is focusing on the overall culture shared by the employees at Toyota

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    as community (Global, 2010). The Toyota has four basic aims including: 1. To provide World class quality and services (Global, 2010). 2. Develop the employee’s potential based on mutual respect, trust and cooperation (Global, 2010). 3. Reduce cost through deduction of waste and maximize profit (Global, 2010). 4. Develop flexible standard based on market needs (Global, 2010). The following are the manufacturing principles implemented by Toyota: Just-in-time The Toyota production system meets the customer

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