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OEE in the Automotive Industry

Posted on September 24, 2009 by Versalytics — No Comments ↓

The automotive industry appears to be rebounding at a faster rate than most (if not all) experts may have anticipated. Many OEM’s and their suppliers are attempting to boost production to replenish inventories and support renewed demand for their products. …

Posted in OEE: Overall Equipment Efficiency Tagged with: Calculating OEE, Down Time, Efficiency, Flexible Manufacturing, Free OEE Templates, How to work with OEE, Lean Metrics, OEE Integration, OEE metric, OEE Metrics, OEE Training, Overall Equipment Effectiveness, Overall Equipment Efficiency, Working with OEE

OEE For Manufacturing

Posted on August 24, 2009 by Versalytics — No Comments ↓

We are often asked what companies (or types of companies) are using OEE as part of their daily operations. While our focus has been primarily in the automotive industry, we are highly encouraged by the level of integration deployed in…

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OEE for Batch Processes

Posted on August 23, 2009 by Versalytics — 8 Comments ↓

We recently received an e-mail regarding OEE calculations for batch processes and more specifically the effect on down stream equipment that is directly dependent (perhaps integrated) on the batch process. While the inquiry was specifically related to the printing industry,…

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OEE: Frequently Asked Questions

Posted on July 26, 2009 by Versalytics — No Comments ↓

We added a new page to our site to address some of the more frequently asked questions (FAQ’s) we receive regarding OEE. We trust you will find this information to be of interest as you move forward on your lean journey. We always appreciate your…

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OEE Training – Online

Posted on June 15, 2009 by Versalytics — No Comments ↓

Getting Started Online Training is more rampant now than ever. If you want to learn about OEE and how to calculate it correctly then we have all the information you need right here. Simply click on the categories of interest to you and research your…

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OEE and the Quality Factor

Posted on June 10, 2009 by Versalytics — No Comments ↓

Many articles written on OEE (ours being the exception), indicate or suggest that the quality factor for OEE is calculated as a simple percentage of good parts from the total of all parts produced. While this calculation may work for…

Posted in Advanced Lean Manufacturing, Lean Metrics, OEE: Overall Equipment Efficiency, Process Control and OEE, Quality Tagged with: Calculating OEE, How to work with OEE, Leadership, Lean Metrics, OEE, OEE Calculations, OEE Leadership, OEE Quality Factor, OEE Training, Overall Equipment Effectiveness, practical OEE, Quality, Quality Factor, Variance, Waste, Weighted OEE

OEE Integration: Can you fix it?

Posted on April 11, 2009 by Versalytics — No Comments ↓

As we are all aware, inspecting or measuring parts does not change the quality of the product. Likewise, measuring and reporting OEE alone does not solve problems or improve performance. While it is fair to say that increased focus and measurement…

Posted in Advanced Lean Manufacturing, APQP, Eliminate Waste, Lean, Lean Metrics, Process Control and OEE Tagged with: Availability, Calculating OEE, How to Calculate OEE, How to work with OEE, Integrating OEE, Lean Manufacturing, Lean Metrics, OEE, OEE and Variance, OEE Integration, OEE metric, OEE Metrics, OEE Training, Overall Equipment Effectiveness, practical OEE, Training and OEE, Variance, Waste, Waste and OEE

OEE Where do we Measure – Part II

Posted on April 10, 2009 by Versalytics — 4 Comments ↓

We have stated that policies and procedures will have an impact on your OEE implementation strategy. One reader commented on Part I of this post stating that “OEE should be measured at the ‘design’ bottleneck process / piece of equipment that…

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OEE Integration – Where do We Measure OEE? – Part I

Posted on April 6, 2009 by Versalytics — 2 Comments ↓

OEE Integration Part IX – Where do we measure OEE? Our recent posts have included numerous examples to calculate OEE correctly. We also discussed integration of OEE as an effective metric for managing your processes and ultimately how to analyze…

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OEE Integration – Where do we Start?

Posted on April 5, 2009 by Versalytics — No Comments ↓

Where do we Start? We mentioned in our previous post that OEE may be an initiative that your company chooses not to do. We doubt that too many corporations would support that view entirely, however, it may certainly influence how…

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OEE in the Automotive Industry

OEE For Manufacturing

OEE for Batch Processes

OEE: Frequently Asked Questions

OEE Training – Online

OEE and the Quality Factor

OEE Integration: Can you fix it?

OEE Where do we Measure – Part II

OEE Integration – Where do We Measure OEE? – Part I

OEE Integration – Where do we Start?

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