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The Goal is written by Dr. Goldratt, the person who has invented 'The Theory of Constraints'. The book describes the Theory of Constraints through the story of Plant Manager Alex Rogo Author: Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox The story is about Alex Rogo, a manufacturing plant manager who works at a plant which is not performing well despite installing CNC robots.

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Goldratt • The Theory of constraints was developed and popularized by manufacturing guru Eliyahu M. Goldratt in 1984. Most people are first exposed to the concepts through his book The Goal. • In 1986 Eliyahu Goldratt formed the Avraham Y. Goldratt Institute. This institute was formed to inform people about TOC (The Theory of Constraints). Notes on Continuous Improvement 2 April 2007 The Goal A Process of Ongoing Improvement Second Revised Edition by Eliyahu M. Goldratt and Jeff Cox Croton-on-Hudson, NY: North River Press, 1992 1. The Goal is a novel about a manufacturing plant manager’s quest to improve his factory.

Alex wants to find the answer as to why his plant is not doing well despite all the automation. In his quest to find the answers he meets Jonah, his mentor. Jonah tell him that he should work on the following factors in order to make his plant a profitable one: 1. Reduce Inventory 2. Reduce Operating Expense 3.

Increase throughput The Theory of Constraints has five distinct steps: 1. Identify the constraint 2. Exploit the constraint (or bottleneck) by keeping it running and maximize its output as much as possible 3. Get everything to run at a pace that keeps up to the bottleneck, to avoid inventory jams.

Increase the throughput of the constraints no matter the costs since they limit the entire system throughput. Repeat with new constraints. As constraints are improve, new constraints will emerge, repeat with these next. I highly recommend this book for every management student as well as any engineer working in the production & manufacturing sector.

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The Theory of Constraints (TOC) is an overall philosophy developed by, usually applied to running and improving an organization. TOC consists of Problem Solving and Management/Decision-Making Tools called the Thinking Processes (TP). TOC is applied to logically and systematically answer these three questions essential to any process of ongoing improvement: • “What to change?” • “To what to change?” • “How to cause the change?” More specific uses of the Thinking Processes can be used to significantly enhance vital management skills, such as: • Win-win conflict resolution • Effective communication • Team building skills • Delegation • Empowerment TOC postulates that the goal is to make (more) money. It describes three avenues to this goal: • Increase Throughput • Reduce Inventory • Reduce Operating Expense In order to achieve the goal, there are also 5 Focusing Steps: • IDENTIFY the system’s constraint. • Decide how to EXPLOIT the system’s constraint. • SUBORDINATE everything else to the above decision.

• ELEVATE the system’s constraint. • If in the previous step the constraint has been broken, go back to Step 1. Theory of Constraints is being used by thousands of corporations, and is taught in over 200 colleges, universities and business schools. His books have sold over 4 million copies and have been translated into 23 languages. Additional TOC topics (click below for more information): • • • • • • • • • • • • Here are descriptions from other outside organization and writers: -A management philosophy developed by that can be viewed as three separate but interrelated areas-Iogistics, performance measurement, and logical thinking. Logistics include drum-buffer-rope scheduling, buffer management, and VAT analysis. Performance measurement includes throughput, inventory and operating expense, and the five focusing steps.