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Management

The Role of Protective Capacity and the Usefulness of Maintaining a Capacity Buffer

Generic Issues in MTA

Implementation Issues

References

Suggested Reading

About the Author

11 Supply Chain Management Amir Schragenheim

Introduction: The Current Practice of Managing Supply Chains

Problems with the Current System

The TOC Way—The Distribution/Replenishment Solution

Some of the Finer Points in Managing the TOC Distribution/Replenishment Solution

Managing Seasonality in the TOC Distribution/Replenishment Model

Implementing the TOC Distribution/Replenishment Model—How Can Software Help and Is It Really Needed?

Testing the Solution on a Smaller Scale

Managing the TOC Buy-in Process

Actual Results of the TOC Distribution/Replenishment Solution

Summary

References

Recommended Reading

About the Author

12 Integrated Supply Chain Chad Smith and Carol Ptak

Introduction

Identifying the Real Problem—Rethinking the Scope of Supply Chain Management

A Brief History of MRP

Can MRP Meet Today’s Challenge?

The MRP Conflict Today

The MRP Compromises

Actively Synchronized Replenishment—the Way Out of MRP Compromises

Case Studies

Summary

References

About the Authors

Section IV Performance Measures

13 Traditional Measures in Finance and Accounting, Problems, Literature Review, and TOC Measures Charlene Spoede Budd

Introduction

Traditional Cost Accounting and Business Environment

Accounting’s Response to a 20th Century Changing Environment

TOC Approach to Planning, Control, and Sensitivity Analysis

Possible Explanations for the Lack of TOC Literature in Accounting and Finance

Future TOC Accounting/Finance Research Needs

Summary and Introduction of Remaining Chapters in This Section

References

About the Author

14 Resolving Measurement/Performance Dilemmas Debra Smith and Jeff Herman

Introduction

Global Metrics

Local Metrics

Feedback and Accountability Systems

A Case Study

Summary

References

About the Authors

15 Continuous Improvement and Auditing Dr. Alan Barnard

Introduction

Why Change?

What to Change?

To What to Change?

How to Cause the Change?

Summary of Continuous Improvement and Auditing the TOC Way

References

About the Author

Appendix A—Continuous Improvement Opportunity Templates

16 Holistic TOC Implementation Case Studies Dr. Alan Barnard and Raimond E. Immelman

Introduction

Holistic Implementation of TOC in the Public Sector

Holistic TOC Implementation in the Private Sector

Recommendations and Summary

References

About the Authors

Section V Strategy, Marketing, and Sales

17 Traditional Strategy Models and Theory of Constraints Marjorie J. Cooper

Introduction

Theories of Business Strategy

Marketing and Strategy

Sales and Strategy

Challenges for Strategy and Execution

TOC Contributions

Future Research Opportunities

References

About the Author

18 Theory of Constraints Strategy Gerald Kendall

Introduction—What Differentiates a TOC Strategy?

Chapter Overview

Definitions and Foundations of TOC Strategy

Overview of TOC Strategy Applications in Manufacturing, Projects, and Consumer Goods Distribution/Retail Organizations

Four Generic Prerequisites/“Injections” for a Lasting Competitive Edge

Desirable Effects of a Good Strategy

Two Forms of Strategy and Tactics—TP and S&T Trees

Integrating Other Methodologies Such as Lean and Six Sigma

Dealing with Human Behavior in a Strategy

Summary

References

About the Author

19 Strategy H. William Dettmer

The Popular Conception of Strategy

The System Concept

A Vertical Hierarchy

A Common Denominator

A Whole-System View

The OODA Loop

Strategy as a Journey

Orientation and Observation

Decision and Action

“Pro-Acting” Rather

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