In previous blog posts, we discussed how to find, analyse and record data from manufacturing issues. In this post, we discuss how we can start to use the previous data collection to: Just Improve It! Improve your problems No one likes a problem, right? Even more so when those problems have been costing you money. […]
It’s an interesting concept; analysis. How often is it that we over, or under analyse something. We procrastinate, look too deeply or don’t look at an item at all. Sometimes you can be staring an issue in the face yet still not see the problem? Ever felt like this? If so, have a read on;
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Have you ever had a problem where you just don’t know where to start? Sat there, head-scratching, not knowing which way to look? Well, if that’s ever been you in any environment, then grab yourself a coffee and have a read on here: How to measure problems in Chinese manufacturing? This is the third post
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In past posts, we discussed how the “Made in China” stigma is changing or indeed changed. Quality out of China is no longer the product it once was. This was only done through control of manufacturing quality techniques. One of them being the DMAIC tool. But how do we define the problem in manufacturing environments?
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Reading through our blog posts, you may realise that we are an advocate for Chinese manufacturing. Does “Made in China” really mean it’s of poor quality or is it part of something bigger? In our previous blog post: I Have Manufacturing Problems In China Where To Start? we started to touch on DMAIC, how we
When first starting as an Engineer in a manufacturing plant I worked in Launch. Launch was the double-ended s**t stick that held no thanks. When an issue occurred, engineering teams suggested that it was manufacturing, manufacturing teams suggesting the design was to blame. It taught me some valuable lessons, one being able to answer the
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How to successfully map processes in Chinese Manufacturing. Let’s discuss how we map a process, and how this can help you maintain quality and evaluate risks. What is Process Mapping? A process map is a tool used to map various processes in any manufacturing, office or, indeed ANY environment. Process maps can be drawn for
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We speak a lot about being LEAN on Merchsprout and a few people have asked how we use LEAN Chinese manufacturing techniques on our clients’ projects we support worldwide. LEAN and Mean, what it’s all about? Lean principles are fundamentally how to minimise waste and maximise value. It’s a very simple principle but can get
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Variation. It’s a term that brings a mixture of baggage with it, in this blog post, we are going to be discussing what variation is and how to reduce variation in Chinese manufacturing. What is variation? Manufacturing variation is the difference between the measure of a character and its target value. Excessive variation puts a
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No, To get high-quality Chinese products that are competitively priced you don’t need to be in China. Let’s understand how to source Chinese Products without going to China: The internet is a great place to start your sourcing journey. Simply put your request into Google; let’s say you want to source shoes… Consistently Alibaba
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