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Sample models and presentations are real solutions to real problems. Download and simulate the files to see how experts approach difficult modeling situations to solve real problems.

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Kanban Healthcare Clinic

A revolutionary technique in healthcare using kanban principles allows exception speed to service. This model shows the techniques used to achieve sub 1 hour cycle times even when three or more services were required.

Many of the principle used are explained in detail by activating the layers. Each layer explains a modeling concept.

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SATA Clinic.zip

89K

Dry Cleaning Plant

A model of a current 'central dry cleaning plant' located in Central Texas. They originally had five retail drop stores including one store attached to the plant plus two routes as shown in the light blue colored Collection Phase. The 'central plant' was processing approximately 6700 garments in a five-day week and wanted to know where the bottlenecks would occur if they added two more retail outlets and one more route with the expectation of the volume rising to over 10,000 garments per week. The owner wanted to increase his garment processing count without incorporating any overtime. For this reason, the concept of 'LEAN Thinking' was applied to this model.

This Model was developed by:

Dick Barry
CRB & Associates
(817)457-1117
dbarry37@comcast.net

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Dry Cleaning Plant.zip

546K

Phone Repair Process

This model provides an illustration of the different dynamics of JIT vs. Batch Processing
in the context of a service system.

The model captures the processses for telephone repair in a large metropolitan area. Calls requesting service arrive at the Automated Call Center according to time of day, day of week, and service type: Out of Service and Affecting Service. The repairs are screened in three phases to determine whether a repair service technician must respond. If so, a Repair Ticket is generated and sent to the Repair Center.

This Model was developed by:

Doug Popken
Systems View
(303)683-0552
dpopken@systemsview.com

Dr. Douglas Popken, founder and principal consultant, has 23 years of experience in applied management science. He has built a reputation for thoroughness, reliability, and an ability to identify "outside of the box" solutions.


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RepairProcess.zip

138K

 

 

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