In lean manufacturing,any resource spending that does not create value for the end customer is wasteful and must be eliminated.

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This is a core principle of lean manufacturing, often referred to as the "8 Wastes": overproduction, waiting, transportation, processing, motion, inventory, defects, and unused creativity. The goal is to eliminate these wastes and maximize value for the customer.

In Lean Manufacturing,any Resource Spending That Does Not Create Value