Kanban - Single Card, Dual Card, and Electronic

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A Kanban system is a visual management method used to control and optimize workflow, primarily in manufacturing and project management but also in various other fields. Kanban, which means "signboard" or "visual card" in Japanese, was originally developed by Toyota in the 1940s as part of its Lean manufacturing approach. It has since been adopted and adapted by organizations worldwide.
The core idea behind a Kanban system is to use visual signals or cues, typically represented as cards or boards, to manage the flow of work, improve efficiency, and reduce waste. Kanban systems are highly flexible and can be customized to suit different processes and industries.

[@Beautyforashes613_]

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[@drdhaywood]

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[@AA-nz1iz]

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[@drdhaywood]

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[@2Shine55]

Question Boss, so I’m trying to introduce Kanban to my place of employment. I’m a warehouse lead and have used the dual Kanban card system from my previous job. How would we go about transacting the material out of our inventory control system? At my previous job we had a cost center that was directly charged to the production line. However, at my current location they do not have that in place. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated thanks.