Many manufacturing companies are using half of everything: manpower, space, etc. Its great success is what 42 motivated CII to conduct this research to determine if these principles are applicable to the construction industry as well. The result or output was the lean wheel as shown below. Principles are most efficient only when applied coherently as a whole. Liker (2004) divided TPS principles into four categories: philosophy, process, people and partners, and problem solving. CII generated five main principles instead, which can be taken as categories which consist of many sub-principles: 1. Customer focus 2. Culture and people 3. Workplace standardization 4. Elimination of waste 5. Continuous improvement and built-in quality It is a result of extensive studies of lean production and construction principles
antiquated coherent develop fabricate investigation normally notice notion novel opposition record relate suspect unbiased varied antiquated adj. too old to be presently useful; outmoded n. antique Syn. old-fashioned This antiquated machinery breaks down too frequently. Their home is filled with antique furniture. coherent adj. well reasoned; ideas that are clearly adv. coherently presented v. cohere * sticking together as a group n. coherence adj. cohesive* Syn. logical n. cohesion It was a well-balanced, coherent presentation. There was a cohesive feeling among the new works. develop v. to grow; to increase; to become more adj. developing complete n. development n. developer Syn. evolve
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