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[@shashankkumarashokkumargup3264]

A better way would be to call it as TIMWOODS: T=Transport I=Inventory M=Move W=Wait Time O=Overproduction O=Overprocessing D=Defects S=Skills

[@DigitalELearning]

Exactly 💯

[@sixsigmamania]

DOWN TIME is even better. Deffects Overproduction Waiting Not used talent Transportation Inventory Motion Extraprocessing What do you think about it?

[@rawtodelicious3824]

TIMWOOD T-transportation I-inventory M-motion W-waiting O-overproduction O-overprocessing D- defecte

[@DigitalELearning]

Anju : Exactly.. Thats is acronym we used to remeber these deadly wastes

[@olukayodeajagbe4799]

Skill is missing

[@deepakpandit2772]

In downtime O denotes over production and E also showing the same excess production?

[@athulsunil7683]

E denotes excess process

[@Kumar-du2pr]

fantastic my friend. thank you

[@DigitalELearning]

Thanks 😊

[@babarsk8784]

1True 2 false sample size inversely proportional to standard error

[@chinnuthoombath8028]

Very informative vedio. Thank you🥰

[@DigitalELearning]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks 😎

[@FlatEarthTheory]

Very informative, thanks

[@DigitalELearning]

Thanks Max 😊

[@rinkuthakur2888]

What is the difference between over production and excess production?

[@DigitalELearning]

Hi Rinku, They both are synonymous having same meaning. i.e. to produce more than what is desired by customer

[@guidomarquez3230]

@@DigitalELearning q

[@latestmoviez2023]

Excess or over production is same...second one is over processing

[@DigitalELearning]

Correct. Thanks for feedback

[@rinkuthakur2888]

What is difference between rejection and scrap

[@DigitalELearning]

Rejection is when customer rejects your production on quality and scrap is when you cannot work on that rejected parts to make it correct and then scarp these parts finally

[@aseeljalal2869]

@@DigitalELearning مرحبا ٦غفف

[@goldenkt1009]

Rejection can be sumthing which does not meet the customer specification .nd scrap is sumthing which is of no use

[@haseebmalik3046]

Hindi ma teach kia kren agr English ma parhna h to hm book sa na pr ln

[@LovepreetSingh-md7fn]

👍👍👍👌😊🤗

[@DigitalELearning]

Thanks Lovepreet

[@bondniko]

Not possible to comprehend due to the pronunciation

[@DigitalELearning]

Feedback noted

[@채널이름바꾸기-k9y]

I understand hahah wven though im korean. No any issue on pronunciation. Learn many style of English @bondniko

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@@채널이름바꾸기-k9y Thanks 😊