Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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This course will introduce you to a manufacturing principle that promotes the initiation of tasks, or utilization of components to meet actual demands, which in turn empowers companies to optimize resources and reduce waste. A pull system is contrary to a push system. While we'll introduce and define the two theories, this course will focus on how to design and implement a pull system in your standard processes.
Visit bit.ly/3bPeU4U to view the full video and purchase access to our other Continuous Improvement courses.
This course will introduce you to a manufacturing principle that promotes the initiation of tasks, or utilization of components to meet actual demands, which in turn empowers companies to optimize resources and reduce waste. A pull system is contrary to a push system. While we'll introduce and define the two theories, this course will focus on how to design and implement a pull system in your standard processes.
