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    PDCASWOTTOC Road Map

    v.s.

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    do the right thingsdo the things right

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    PNEUMONIA

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    Chest X-ray

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    antibiotic

    lungs compromised

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    TOC

    Theory Of Constraints

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    TOC

    TOC Dr. GOLDRATT1980(Thinking Process),GOLDRATTOPT

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    TOC25 , , The Race, The Haystack Syndrome

    Jonah Program

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    1975 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005

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    Process of Ongoing Improvement

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    1.

    UDE

    Clouds objective

    UDE

    Assumption/Injection

    2.

    3. :

    DE

    DE

    DE

    Great Idea

    TO

    TO

    DE

    4. :

    TO TO

    All TOs implemented

    IOObsObs

    Obs

    ObsObs Obs

    5. : ?IO

    6. :?

    UDE

    UDE

    IO

    IO

    IO IO

    IOIOIO

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    What is Theory of Constraints?

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    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    1.UDE (EC)2. (CRT)3.(CCC)4.(FRT)5. (NBR)6.(PRT)7.(TrT)8.(S&T)

    1. (T): -

    2. (I):

    3. (OE): 4. (NP) = T OE5.(ROI) = NP/I

    1. S-DBR And BM

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6. Buy-in

    7. Empowerment

    8. 1+4x4process

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    2.

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    4.

    5.

    6.

    Part 1

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    Part 3

    Part 4 TOC

    Part 5

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    THEORY OF CONSTRAINTSAfter more than 25 years of Development and Evolution

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    WIP

    WIP

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    ..

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    RM FG

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    JIT

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    TOC DBR

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    TOC: (IDENTIFY the systems constraint): (Decide how to EXPLOIT the systems constraint): (SUBORDINATE everything else to the above decision). : (ELEVATE the systems constraint): , (If in the previous steps a constraint has been broken, GO BACK to step 1) : ()

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    What is Theory of Constraints?

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    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    1.UDE (EC)2. (CRT)3.(CCC)4.(FRT)5. (NBR)6.(PRT)7.(TrT)8.(S&T)

    1. (T): -

    2. (I):

    3. (OE): 4. (NP) = T OE5.(ROI) = NP/I

    1. S-DBR And BM

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6. Buy-in

    7. Empowerment

    8. 1+4x4process

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    Part 1

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    THEORY OF CONSTRAINTSAfter more than 25 years of Development and Evolution

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    !()():

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    A

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    D

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    A

    C

    D12

    D10

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    Objective

    Need Want

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    A

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    B

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    A

    A

    A

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    A

    C

    DA

    DA

    B

    Objective

    Need Want

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    A

    C

    B

    A

    A A A

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    A

    Csolution

    D

    D

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    Objective

    Need Want

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    DDP

    WIP

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    DDP

    DDP

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    1/10

    WIP

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    What is Theory of Constraints?

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    2.

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    5.

    1.UDE (EC)2. (CRT)3.(CCC)4.(FRT)5. (NBR)6.(PRT)7.(TrT)8.(S&T)

    1. (T): -

    2. (I):

    3. (OE): 4. (NP) = T OE5.(ROI) = NP/I

    1. S-DBR And BM

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6. Buy-in

    7. Empowerment

    8. 1+4x4process

    1.

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    5.

    6.

    Part 1

    Part 2

    Part 3

    Part 4 TOC

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    THEORY OF CONSTRAINTSAfter more than 25 years of Development and Evolution

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    TIOE

    TThroughput

    I Inventory

    OE Operating Expense

    TI

    OE

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    TIOE

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    -/-=/

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    TDDIDD

    TDD=TDD

    IDD=IDD

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    What is Theory of Constraints?

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    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    1.UDE (EC)2. (CRT)3.(CCC)4.(FRT)5. (NBR)6.(PRT)7.(TrT)8.(S&T)

    1. (T): -

    2. (I):

    3. (OE): 4. (NP) = T OE5.(ROI) = NP/I

    1. S-DBR And BM

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6. Buy-in

    7. Empowerment

    8. 1+4x4process

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    Part 1

    Part 2

    Part 3

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    THEORY OF CONSTRAINTSAfter more than 25 years of Development and Evolution

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    TOC

    1. (production and operation management-5FS & DBRS-DBR & BM

    2. (finance and measures)3. (project management)4. (distribution & supply chain)5. marketing6. Buy-in and sales7. managing people8. (strategy and tactics)

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    What is Theory of Constraints?

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    2.

    3.

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    1.UDE (EC)2. (CRT)3.(CCC)4.(FRT)5. (NBR)6.(PRT)7.(TrT)8.(S&T)

    1. (T): -

    2. (I):

    3. (OE): 4. (NP) = T OE5.(ROI) = NP/I

    1. S-DBR And BM

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6. Buy-in

    7. Empowerment

    8. 1+4x4process

    1.

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    Part 1

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    THEORY OF CONSTRAINTSAfter more than 25 years of Development and Evolution

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    6 N&S questions on Technology

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    --

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    3. 3. How to cause the change!How to cause the change!

    2. 2. To what to change!To what to change!POOGIPOOGI

    Process of Ongoing Improvement

    1. 1. What to change?What to change?

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    TP RoadmapTP RoadmapWhat to Change?

    Identifying the ProblemAnalysis

    1. Three-Cloud Process: What core conflict is responsible for the UDEs?

    UDE

    Clouds objective

    UDE

    Assumption/Injection

    2. Current Reality Tree:Is the core conflict reallyreallythe core conflict?

    3. Evaporating Cloud: What assumption(s) are we going to challenge?

    DE

    DE

    DE

    Great Idea

    TO

    TO

    DE

    To What to Change?Constructing the Solution

    Strategy

    4. Future Reality Tree: Ensures that the starting injection will lead to all the DEswithout creating negative branches.

    TO TO

    All TOs implemented

    IOObsObs

    Obs

    ObsObs Obs

    How to Cause a Change?Designing the Implementation

    Tactics 5. PreRequisite Tree: In what order do we implement the T.O.s and what blocks their implementation?IO

    Action

    Action

    6. Transition Trees:What actions must we take to implement the PreRequisite Tree?

    UDE

    UDE

    Core Conflict

    IO

    IO

    IO IO

    IOIOIO

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    The Would of the Theory of Constraints, Victoria J. Mabin and Steven J. Balderstone,2000

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