Lead time v cycle time v takt time : Unlocking the secrets to boost productivity

This video looks at lead time v cycle time v takt time, definitions and the differences between them.

Cycle Time is calculated with a stopwatch and is how long it takes to do the work at each operation in the process.

Whilst takt time is a calculation and is defined as how frequently we need to produce a part off the end of the manufacturing process to satisfy the customer.

We use a basic value stream map as an example to show you how long it takes to get a part through a factory from supplier to customer and all the processes in between. You'll also learn how to set the cycle time for a new process.

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00:00 Lead time v cycle time v takt time
00:44 What is Cycle time
01:00 What is Takt time
02:26 What is Lead time
02:48 How to set the cycle time for a new process

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