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This Video provide an overview of the Theory of Constraints (TOC), a management philosophy developed by Dr. Eliyahu Goldratt in the 1980s, which emphasizes finding and improving the biggest limiting factor in a system to enhance overall performance. The explanation highlights TOC's historical context, its core principle of identifying bottlenecks (like a weak link in a chain), and its practical application through the Five Focusing Steps. Key benefits such as increased output and reduced waste are discussed, alongside potential disadvantages and real-world examples across various industries like manufacturing and healthcare. Furthermore, the texts introduce the Drum-Buffer-Rope concept, a practical method within TOC that uses the bottleneck (the "drum") to control the flow of work with the help of strategic inventory (the "buffer") and a signaling system (the "rope") to ensure upstream processes align with the constraint's pace.

Unlock the power of Drum-Buffer-Rope (DBR) — a core concept in the Theory of Constraints (TOC). This video breaks down how DBR synchronizes production processes by focusing on the system’s constraint (the drum), protecting flow (with the buffer), and ensuring coordination (using the rope). Learn how DBR can boost throughput, reduce WIP, and improve on-time delivery in manufacturing and project environments.
Whether you're a student, operations manager, or lean practitioner, this video gives you a clear, practical explanation of how DBR works and why it matters.
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