Lecture 04 Types of Production Systems

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Lecture 4 : Watched
Slides
5 Ps 6:34 | Product 7:50 | Plant 9:23 | Process 12:13 | Programme 14:29 | People 15:30
Production System 21:48 | Types of Production Systems (Two broad Categories) 23:07
Intermittent Production System 25:51 | Features of Intermittent Production System 26:57
Continuous Production System 27:54 | Features of Continuous Production System 29:37

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will u pls let me know in which lec sir has covered economies of scale

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Main topic starts at 21:45
But for understanding it well investing first 21 minutes are worth it.

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[@danielscotland1971]

Thank you Mr. Singh, your lessons are really useful. Recently, after 10 years as Purchasing Manager, a company proposed to hire me as Operations Manager. I already knew about the role but I found your lessons on YT and I think I have more tools to use.

[@hiren_bhatt]

As per IIM Bangalore, there are 3 types of Production Systems - Continuous Flow, Intermittent Flow, AND Jumbled Flow System.
Examples of Jumbled Flow System are - Airport Construction, Nuclear Power Plant construction, Multi-speciality Hospitals...

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[@dino27singh]

I think that "manufacturing should be a subsystem of production"
The production represents a bigger canvas where any input (can be raw materials, a typed command on a computer screen, a seed, etc.) is converted into output. It can be tangible and/or intangible. It can be goods or services.
On the other hand, manufacturing converts raw materials into finished products. Manufacturing outcomes are always goods and that is too tangible.

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Watch at 1.5x. Worth it. First 6 mins can be skipped.

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[@HVS2328]

Continuous Production system at 27:55 says that goods are not produced on customer order but what do we call the Production system in which production is continuos and manufactured on customer order?

[@gauravchauhan2977]

Lot production is it same as batch production

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7:49 Product

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9:25 Plant

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Main content: 23:00

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