Which type of process waste actually has two forms?
A)Muri, which deals with demand.
B)Muda, which deals with value-adding wastes.
C)Mura, which is unevenness in work demand.
D)Lean waste, which is found through process improvement.

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Muda waste actually has two forms. Type 1 is necessary, non-value-adding waste. Type 2 is unnecessary, non-value-adding waste. Muri is having a greater demand than capacity at any given time or overburdening the process. Mura is the unevenness in work and demand flow. Continuous process improvement includes a focus on the processes of the organization where non-value-added activities are eliminated.

Which Type of Process Waste Actually Has Two Forms