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[[Future state design phase]] is the third phase in the lean manufacturing program, it is split into two stages. The first is concept design, and the second is detail design. In addition, this phase includes the implementation plan, transition strategy, and plant communication for the program rollout.  
  
 
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According to the [[Lean Manufacturing by Feld]],
 
According to the [[Lean Manufacturing by Feld]],
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:[[Future state design phase]]. The third phase in the lean manufacturing program, it is split into two stages. The first is concept design, and the second is detail design. In addition, this phase includes the implementation plan, transition strategy, and plant communication for the program rollout.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 17:18, 11 July 2020

Future state design phase is the third phase in the lean manufacturing program, it is split into two stages. The first is concept design, and the second is detail design. In addition, this phase includes the implementation plan, transition strategy, and plant communication for the program rollout.

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According to the Lean Manufacturing by Feld,

Future state design phase. The third phase in the lean manufacturing program, it is split into two stages. The first is concept design, and the second is detail design. In addition, this phase includes the implementation plan, transition strategy, and plant communication for the program rollout.