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Implementation of TOC/DBR under Six Sigma environment  

고시근 (부경대학교 시스템경영공학과)
구평회 (부경대학교 시스템경영공학)
하재원 (인제대학교 시스템경영공학)
권혁무 (부경대학교 시스템경영공학)
김동준 (삼성전기(주) 6시그마 경영팀)
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Abstract
The TOC/DBR and Six Sigma are the most attention-getting concepts for managing manufacturing companies in Korea. Using the ideas and methods of the TOC/DBR, companies can achieve a large reduction of work-in-process and finished-good inventories, significant improvement in scheduling performance, and substantial earnings increase. The Six Sigma approach derives the overall process of selecting the right projects based on their potential to improve performance metrics and selecting/training the right people to get the business results. These two concepts have different backgrounds and different viewpoints for production systems. So, if the two concepts collaborate each other, the synergy effects to innovate production systems can be expected. This paper proposes a new approach to implement the TOC/DBR concepts in production systems. This approach uses some concepts of Six Sigma which stresses educations, project approaches (step by step procedure using a Roadmap), and improvement philosophy.
Keywords
TOC(Theory of Constraints); DBR(Drum-Buffer-Rope); Six Sigma;
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