Which of the following facets of the lean thinking model is often called just-in-time production?
A) Identify value in specific products/services.
B) Identify the business process that delivers value.
C) Create a pull system that responds to customer orders.
D) Organize work arrangements around the flow of the business process.

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Just-in-time production is a facet of lean thinking model which involves creating a pull system that responds to customer orders, which means producing only what is needed, when it is needed, and in the quantity needed. This helps eliminate waste and reduces inventory costs. Choice A (Identify value in specific products/services) is a facet of lean thinking model which involves identifying the value adding activities in the business process. Choice B (Identify the business process that delivers value) is a facet of lean thinking model which involves identifying the activities in the business process that do not add value and eliminating them. Choice D (Organize work arrangements around the flow of the business process) is a facet of lean thinking model which involves designing the work environment to support the flow of the business process.

Which of the Following Facets of the Lean Thinking Model