The effective reorganization of BMW Group applied to the New MINI: New strategies in the automotive manufacturing processes, sales and marketing - Johannes-Cornelius Adari - Libros - Diplom.de - 9783838681917 - 10 de agosto de 2004
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Bachelorarbeit, die am 05.07.2003 erfolgreich an einer Universität in Niederlande im Fachbereich Economics eingereicht wurde. Abstract: The story of the automobile manufacturer production can not be told without the story of Henry Ford, who was one of the pioneers constructing his first horseless carriage in 1896. He incorporated the Ford Motor Company in 1903, proclaiming "I will build a car for the great multitude". As predicted he did so in 1908 offering a Model T for $ 950. This model heralds the beginning of the motor age. The car evolved from a former luxury item for the well-to-do to essential transportation for the ordinary man. Ford also revolutionized automobile manufacturing, in 1914 the Ford plant used innovation production techniques and was able to turn out a complete chassis every 95 minutes. That was a revolution in the automobile manufacturing at the time, because the former production time took about 730 minutes to turn out a complete chassis! Ford achieved that fast production time by using a constantly moving assembly line, subdivision of labor, careful coordination of operations and he began to pay nearly double the wages offered by their competitors. His innovations made him an international celebrity in the industrial revolution and he was one of the first who thought about "effective organization" to achieve a higher productivity. Ford's methods that changed the automobile production were perhaps not mainly the introduction of the assembly line, his goal was also to constantly standardizing the use of craftsmen. That firstly resulted in a high product variety despite in fact that they had been made using the same drawing. Secondly a lot of time was spent in fitting the parts together. These facts influenced major loss in productivity and under such circumstances a real mass-production was not possible. But by standardizing components and developing work routines was the first scope for an


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Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 10 de agosto de 2004
ISBN13 9783838681917
Editores Diplom.de
Páginas 90
Dimensiones 148 × 210 × 6 mm   ·   127 g
Lengua Inglés  
Colaborador Henrik Thrane

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