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Quality Challenges of Low Volume High Mix Manufacturing. Jairam P Sampath COO Kaynes Technology. Outline of Presentation. Manufacturing Getting Redefined Understanding “Low Volume – High Mix” Manufacturing The Business Aspirations & Imperatives Key Challenges - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Innovating with QUALITY & VALUE forever Quality Challenges of Low Volume High Mix Manufacturing Jairam P Sampath COO Kaynes Technology
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Page 1: Quality Challenges of Low  Volume High Mix Manufacturing

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Quality Challenges of Low

Volume High Mix Manufacturing 

Jairam P Sampath

COO

Kaynes Technology 

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Outline of Presentation

• Manufacturing Getting Redefined

• Understanding “Low Volume – High Mix” Manufacturing

• The Business Aspirations & Imperatives

• Key Challenges

• Managing Quality in “Low-Volume High-Mix” Manufacturing

• How do we then deliver Best-in-Class quality?

• Conclusion and Recap

• About Us

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Manufacturing Getting Redefined

• Focus on Core Competencies, Increased outsourcing.

• More Sources of Economies than Scale alone Specialization, Network, and Competency

• Transformation of the nature of work and expectations: – “Job-Work” at one end to “ODM” at the other

– Functional Knowledge to Domain Specific Knowledge

– Partner to Collaborator to Developer

• Technological advancements forcing the pace Auto-electronics, etc.

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Understanding “Low-Volume High-Mix” Manufacturing

• Low volume (Single piece to hundreds at a time)

• Higher rate of “NPD”, Large number of Products in Portfolio

• Specialized Niche Applications, Multiple Certifications

• Flexible Production Lines, Combination of Generic and Customized Equipment

• Versatile People, Multi-Skilling, Multi-Tasking

• Sophisticated Supply Chain Practices

ALERT MANUFACTURING!

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The Business Aspirations & Imperatives

• Customer Expectations Built at an Early Stage:– Gets more demanding over time

• Scaling up process:– The Difficulty in Focusing

– Structure, Systems, and Organizational Culture Challenge

– Strategic Choices May Reflect an Urgency to Scale-up and

• Growing Profitably:– Grow with Each Customer

– Enter New Industry Sectors

– Consolidations in Supply Chain

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Key Challenges

Area Challenges

Technology adoptionAcquire Newer Skills and Competencies on an ongoing basisNew Capex with Low Utilization

Production processSmall Production Runs lead to Higher Un-recoverable CostsRapid Change-overs

New product developmentEver-increasing Engineering Resource DemandGreater challenges in cross-functional co-ordination

Process and product engineering

Compliance to Standards accurately and efficientlyECO and revision control

Supply chain managementManaging different Supply Chain RequirementsNon-moving accumulations, Obsolescence

Customer relationship management.

Understanding Different Industry Domains as We Scale UpHigher expectations over time

Business growthDynamic demand patternsFocus problems

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Managing Quality in Low-volume High-mix Mfg.

• Definitions are more inclusive now Reflect expectations across the customers value chain

• Quality systems + Process quality + Product quality Standards and compliance

• Scope In-house, Vendor, Partner, Sub-contractor, …

• Equal contributions by “Hardware” and “Software” of manufacturing

• Many sources of disturbances NPI, ECO, delay in part arrival, forecasts variances

• Small lot size and changeover High potential for errors

Quality as perceived by customer is a net result of all actions

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How do we then deliver best-in-class Quality?

High-level Actions

• Train, Re-train, Up-skill, Cross-skill, Qualify, Certify People

• Close and pro-active relationship with NPI team

• Monitor the manufacturing “Software”

• Engineering Documentations

• System Masters and Records

• Quality incident management

• Follow-through CA, PA, and CM

• Create a Culture of Quality-Best-Practices

Even high level actions need sharp focus depending on the manufacturing environment

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How do we then deliver best-in-class Quality?

Enquiry / Prospecting / Proposal:– Understand Customer’s Urgent Needs and Challenges, Set appropriate

expectations

NPI:– Keep communications on “Hot-Line” with the Customer

– Get Feedback and Implement Corrections

Purchasing:– Prepare and Analyze the Procurement Plans Early

– Upfront and Quick Communication with Suppliers

– Evaluate and Audit Key Suppliers

– Be extra careful with “Customer-Supplied” Parts

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How do we then deliver best-in-class Quality?

Engineering Support:– Implement a “Workable” NPD process

– Create specific teams for “Major” NPDs

– Audit the “Engineering Support” Process frequently

Production & Quality:– Strive for Consistency of Compliance during Changeovers

– Link Processes Effectively to Shorten “Start-to-Finish” time

– Adopt “Standards-Based” Manufacturing Practices & Monitor Yields

– Monitor Material “Wastages”, Proportion of Rework, and “Abandoned” WIP

Program Management:– Exhaustive Agreement with Customer on various aspects of contract

– Assess the ongoing “Health” of a particular program and engage with customers for corrective actions

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About Kaynes Technology

• 700 people working at six locations across India and targeting US$ 100 Million by 14-15

• Serving Customers in India, US, UK, Europe, Australia & SE Asia

• People are our strength, Systems our foundation

ISO 9001 : 2008

ISO 14001 : 2004 OHSAS 18001:2007

ISO/TS 16949:2009

AS 9100 Rev. B ISO 13485 : 2003

IRIS Rev. 01

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KAYNES Technology – ISO /TS 16949, ISO14001, OHSAS 18001 IRIS, ISO 13485 & AS 9100 Certified Company

Servicing

Support

Prototyping and Design

Validation/Verification

Turnkey

Manufacturing

Allied Parts

Development

Sourcing

Support

Job work

PWA’s

TestingFull Module

Assembly

Product TestingOEM Product

Mftg..

Embedded Design

Services

Defense and AvionicsIT Peripherals

TelecommunicationIndustrial Controls/ Automation

InstrumentationMedical ElectronicsRailway Signaling

Navigation Systems Automotive .

Power & Energy

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About Kaynes Technology

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Recap

• Manufacturing Getting Redefined

• Understanding “Low Volume – High Mix” Manufacturing

• The Business Aspirations & Imperatives

• Key Challenges

• Managing Quality in “Low-Volume High-Mix” Manufacturing

• How do we then deliver Best-in-Class quality?

• Conclusion and Recap

• About Us

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…………Thank You Thank You !!


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