Production in the Workforce
Essay title: Production in the Workforce
Manufacturing
Computer-aided Design (CAD), Computer-aided Engineering (CAE), Computer-aided Manufacturing (CAM), Computer-integrated Manufacturing (CIM), and Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS) are all computer operated machines that can be used to assist manufacturers to manufacture better parts. In addition, these systems not only save time and setup costs for a manufacturer, but they also can aide in design, handling, transportation, efficiency, and their business operations and databases.
Choosing A Facility Layout
When making layout decisions management has to determine the placement of departments, staff, work stations, and office equipment and other machinery. The purpose of this is to ensure that operations and work flow can be conducted in a smooth manner.
The process layout would work best as the final production will require several exclusive subunits that are all produced differently. The process layout will allow for different rooms to be set up to accommodate each subunit, which will require different lengths of time while in use. Examples of process layouts are x-ray rooms, examination rooms, and ICU rooms or rooms used for outpatient surgery; each room is dedicated to the administration of a specific service.
Franchising
For new business owners franchising may be the best type of operation to buy in to. Franchising offers new business owners with an increased possibility of obtaining success within a shorter timeframe. Specifically, owning and operating a Jiffy Lube franchise can provide a new owner with “support, service, guidance and leadership designed to assist the new owner in succeeding. In addition, Jiffy Lube provides assistance to the new owner in obtaining a site for business, training for the owner and their management team, advertising, and offers assistance in setting up an efficient operation; most importantly, Jiffy