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Today’s Lean Manufacturing Challenges Culture Change—Lean manufacturing is not a technique or a method, it is an entire philosophy about manufacturing that can be counter-intuitive, generating resistance and non-compliance. Deployability—It is difficult to deploy/maintain lean processes and techniques across large, dynamic, complex value streams. Applicability—Traditional lean techniques were developed for a specific environment, built on assumptions of stability and simplicity. Innovation and discretion are required to adapt lean methodologies to more complex, dynamic environments. Responsiveness—Traditional pull systems are generally unresponsive to volatile demand. Mixed Mode Manufacturing—Is becoming standard, requiring more planning sophistication than available in traditional lean applications. Diversification—Traditional lean systems generally handle diversity in product mix inefficiently, requiring innovation and planning automation to enable competitiveness. Planning—Traditional lean systems focus more on execution than planning, making them more reactive and inefficient in dynamic environments. The ability to replan efficiently and intelligently is a key enabler in complex environments. Making Lean Manufacturing Happen Culture Change—Does your organization understand and accept the basic tenets of lean? Deployability—Can you roll out and maintain lean processes across your organization? Applicability—Can you innovatively apply lean principles without compro- mising profitability? Responsiveness—Do your lean processes respond quickly to a dynamic demand signal? Mixed Mode Planning—Can you plan both make-to-stock and configure/build-to-order? Diversification—Are you able to efficiently handle variety and complexity in your product mix? Assessment—Can you quickly develop alternative plans and evaluate impact on key metrics? If not...how can you make lean manufacturing happen? Figure 1 LLM Workflow .................................................................................................................. i2 Product Sheet i2 Lean LIfecycle Management Lean Lifecycle Management

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Today’s Lean Manufacturing Challenges

–Culture Change—Leanmanufacturingisnotatechniqueoramethod,itisanentire

philosophyaboutmanufacturingthatcanbecounter-intuitive,generatingresistanceand

non-compliance.

–Deployability—Itisdifficulttodeploy/maintainleanprocessesandtechniquesacrosslarge,

dynamic,complexvaluestreams.

–Applicability—Traditionalleantechniquesweredevelopedforaspecificenvironment,

builtonassumptionsofstabilityandsimplicity.Innovationanddiscretionarerequiredto

adaptleanmethodologiestomorecomplex,dynamicenvironments.

–Responsiveness—Traditionalpullsystemsaregenerallyunresponsivetovolatiledemand.

–Mixed Mode Manufacturing—Isbecomingstandard,requiringmoreplanningsophistication

thanavailableintraditionalleanapplications.

–Diversification—Traditionalleansystemsgenerallyhandlediversityinproductmix

inefficiently,requiringinnovationandplanningautomationtoenablecompetitiveness.

–Planning—Traditionalleansystemsfocusmoreonexecutionthanplanning,makingthem

morereactiveandinefficientindynamicenvironments.Theabilitytoreplanefficientlyand

intelligentlyisakeyenablerincomplexenvironments.

Making Lean

Manufacturing Happen

–Culture Change—Doesyour

organizationunderstandand

acceptthebasictenetsoflean?

–Deployability—Canyourollout

andmaintainleanprocesses

acrossyourorganization?

–Applicability—Canyou

innovativelyapplylean

principleswithoutcompro-

misingprofitability?

–Responsiveness—Doyour

leanprocessesrespondquickly

toadynamicdemandsignal?

–Mixed Mode Planning—Can

youplanbothmake-to-stock

andconfigure/build-to-order?

–Diversification—Areyou

abletoefficientlyhandle

varietyandcomplexityin

yourproductmix?

–Assessment—Canyou

quicklydevelopalternative

plansandevaluateimpact

onkeymetrics?

If not...how can you make

lean manufacturing happen?

Figure 1

LLM Workflow

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i2 Product Sheet

i2LeanLIfecycleManagement

Lean Lifecycle Management

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i2 Product Sheet

i2LeanLIfecycleManagement

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What is Lean Lifecycle Management?

LeanLifecycleManagementisacomprehensivesolutionspecificallydesignedtoenablelean

manufacturingdeploymentindynamic,complexsupplychains.LLMiscomprisedofdomain

expertise,aninnovativeapplicationthattightlyintegratesplanningandexecution,automating

numerousleanplanningfunctions,andindustry-specificleantraining.LLMenablesplanners,

operators,andsupervisorstocreate,evaluate,publish,andexecutepull-basedproduction

plansinchallengingproductionenvironments.

Benefits

Inventory Reduction—Typical Benefit: 15–30%

–Intelligentinventorybuffermanagement

–Supermarketkanbansizingbasedontruedemand

–Dateeffectivitytoreduceobsoletepartinventory

Supply Coordination—Typical Benefit: 10–20%

–Kanbanloopsizingbasedontruedemand

–Stablescheduletosuppliers

–Exceptionmanagementofschedule/

receiptdiscrepancies

Premium Freight Reduction—Typical Benefit: 50–75%

–Inventorycoveragesynchronizedtotruedemand

–Rapidre-planningtosynchronizesupplytodemand

–Earlywarningtomanageexceptions

Planner Productivity Improvement—Typical Benefit: 50%

–Managementbyvisibilityintoexceptions

–Rapidre-planningtosynchronizedemand

withsupply

–Scenariomanagementbycomparingvariousplans

Solution Differentiators

Level Planning and Scheduling

–Capacity/mix-leveledplanwithlotsizeand

setupoptimization

–Problemidentification,what-if,plan,andpublish

in1dashboard

Visual Interactive Execution Dashboards

–PacemakerPlanning,HeijunkaScheduling,

OperatorandSupervisorTaskList,Supplier

ReceivingDashboards

“Thereisalargeperformance

gapbetweencompanies

simplyusingLeantechniques

ontheshopfloorversusthose

thathavebuiltaculturebased

onLeanthinking.”Source: Aberdeen Group— March 2006:“The Lean Benchmark Report: Closing the Reality Gap”

Oftherespondentstoan

AberdeenGroupSurvey:

–67%useLeantechniques

sporadically

–87%haveLeanknowledge

infewindividuals

–93%relyonspreadsheets/

papersolutionstoperform

high-valuefunctions,such

aslinedesignandload

levelingproduction

Figure 2

Positioning LLM: When Does

it Make Sense?

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i2 Product Sheet

i2LeanLIfecycleManagement

–Executiondatadrivingfocusedcontinuousimprovementrecommendations

–Designedforeffectiveexecution:“OneScreentoAction”

Value-Stream Control, Autonomy, and Flexibility

–Excel-likeformat,planneroverride,exception-basedworkflow

–Supportformultiplepullschemes

–Completemanagementofvaluestreammasterdata

Comprehensive Lean Deployment Methodology

–Rightmixofsupplychainandleanmanufacturingprocessandtechnologyexpertise

–Corecapabilitiestoimprovequalityofdemand,supply,allocation,andpromiseplanning

–Supplychainandshop-flooroperationsbestpractices

Key Capabilities

Role Base Dashboards—Live visibility into plans, key metrics, data

–Management—Keymetrics—historical/projected

–Pacemaker Planner—Create/publishlevelplan

–Heijunka Execution—Scheduleexecution/conformance

–Kanban Planning—Kanbanparametercalculation

–Operator—Supermarketworkcenterprioritizedjobs

–Receiving—Tracksupplierkanbanperformance

Value-Stream Data Management

–Save,retrieve,andmanageas-is

andfuturevaluestreamdata

–Continuoussynchronizationof

planningandexecutiondata

Lean System Design and Planning

–CalculateandanalyzeTakt-time,

cycletime,FGbuffers

–Calculatelevelingbuffer,forecast

errorbuffer,safetystock

–Inventorytargetsmayvaryweekly,overrideasdesired

Pacemaker Level Planning

–Createrepeatableplanineach

periodforMTS,BTO,ATOparts

–Enablesrepeatablesequencevia

attribute-basedchangeover

–Balancecapacity,targetinventory,

setupstooptimizeEPEI

Figure 3

Planning Dashboards

Figure 4

Interactive Execution

Dashboards

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i2 Product Sheet

i2LeanLIfecycleManagement

–“Excel-like”usability,planneroverride,andfastre-planning

–Considerproductionoffloading,resourcebalancing,calendarswithvariabletimes,

anddateeffectivity

–Buildahead,full,andpartialoffloading

–Scenariocomparisonforwhat-ifanalysis

–Enablescollaborativereviewandpublishingofplan

Pacemaker Heijunka scheduling and execution

–Real-timeHeijunkaboardenablesoperatorexecutionworkflow

–Scheduleinstandardpackquantitiesacrosspaceintervals

–Monitorpitchattainmentbycomparingplanvs.actual

–Escalationlevelstoreportmissedpitches

–Enablesplanattainmentdisciplinevianon-compliancecodes

–Suggestskaizenviahistoricalproductionnon-compliancedata

–Sort/aggregatebypartnumber,familiesset-uppreference

Kanban Planning

–Dynamicupdateofkanbandaysofcovervalues

–Supportsfixedtime/variablequantity,variabletime/fixedquantity

–Visual,exceptionreportingexposesloopsneedingattention

Kanban Management and Execution

–Supportskanban,CONWIP,andPOLCAsignalingtechniques

–OperatorDBshowspriorities,production/materialauthorizations

–Report/trackjobcompletionstatus

–Tracksupplierkanban:open,in-transit,in-stock,andconsumed

–Editloopsizes,add/removesupermarketkanban

Alerts and Exceptions

–Inventoryalerts:stock-out,under/overtarget

–Pulllooptoleranceexceptionviaopenloopthresholdvalues

–Takttimevs.cycletimeandcapacityviolation

–Pacemaker/supplyingoperationscapacityutilization

–Kanbantoleranceparametersforsupermarkets

Metrics and Analytics

–ComparescurrentandpastschedulesandKPIs

–Providesreal-timeleanmetricstodriveKaizen

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