Definitions for "Pull System"
One of the 3 elements of JIT. In the pull systems, the downstream process takes the product they need and pulls it from the producer. This customers pull is a signal to the producer that the product is sold. The pull system links accurate information with the process to minimize waiting and overproduction.
One of the 3 Elements of JIT. The pull system enables the production of what is needed, based on a signal of what has just been sold. The downstream process takes the product they need and 'pulls' it from the producer. This 'customer pull' is a signal to the producer that the product is sold. The pull system links accurate information with the process to minimizes overproduction.
Ordering system whose ultimate objective is to maintain a fixed stock of items. Every time items are removed from the stock they are replaced immediately (e.g. base stock control, kanban).
A system where goods and materials are effectively pulled through the supply chain in response to goods being purchased by the consumer.
A supply system which requires that outlets request the amounts of commodities they need from higher-level storage facilities.
Pull system refers to a live streaming event where the server initiates the connection to the encoder for the stream to rebroadcast.
A system where the production or movement of inventory items is initiated as required by the using department or location, or to replace items removed from an authorization queue. Production and inventory moves are not done based on a predetermined schedule, but only when consumed or signaled by the point of usage.
a means of controlling the flow of resources by replacing only that has been consumed
A method of controlling the flow of resources by replacing only what has been consumed.