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PULL PRODUCTION
Goods are pulled or demanded by succeeding operations
from preceding operations — the opposite of push. When an end item
is “sold,” each process goes to the preceding process
to fetch what is needed, in the time needed and in the amount needed
to manufacture just enough inventory to replace the “sold”
end item. The process is “hard wired” like a fish bone
chart — no paper. It prevents over production and adds pressure/emphasis to do things right.
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