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Introduction: Throughput time is the total time required for the completion of a process. For instance, the time required to manufacture machinery from the beginning till its end is the throughput time. The throughput time comprises process time, inspection time, move time, and queue time. Wait time is not a part of throughput time.
The throughput time.
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Introduction: The manufacturing cycle refers to the amount of time in the manufacturing process that is spent on enriching or improving the product. It is the time taken by an organization to convert raw material into finished goods. Manufacturing cycle time includes material movement time, loading time, idle waiting time, machining and assembly time, inspection time, and so on.
The manufacturing cycle efficiency for the given quarter.
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Introduction: Throughput time is the elapsed time from the time of inception of the production process till the goods are dispatched to the customer. The throughput time is made up of four elements. It is the total of process time, inspection time, move time, and queue time.
The percentage of throughput time spent in activities that are non-value added.
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Introduction: Delivery cycle time is the total time required to produce as well as deliver the product to the customers. The elapsed time from the procurement of a client order until the final product is dispatched is the delivery cycle time.
The delivery cycle time.
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Introduction: The manufacturing cycle refers to the amount of time in the manufacturing process that is spent on enriching or improving the product. It is the time taken by an organization in order to convert raw material into finished goods. Manufacturing cycle time includes material movement time, loading time, idle waiting time, machining and assembly time, inspection time, and so on.
The new MCE if by using Lean Production the queue time of production is eliminated.
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