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Beavers—changing to low inventory manufacturing

Booth, 1988

Document ID
12653156917234512543
Author
Booth J
Publication year
Publication venue
The International Journal Of Production Research

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This paper is in two sections. The first outlines the case history of how Beaver Machine Tools of Norwich introduced just-in-time manufacturing techniques as a lifeline to survive in its highly competitive market. Following a successful pilot in sheetmetal the full implementation …
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