OPS Learning Team Reflection Week 2

OPS Learning Team Reflection Week 2

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Toyota is the leader in developing systems on the production line for cars and trucks has become the benchmark industry for others to follow. Toyota quality management standards makes the production of made-to-order stock a little more cost effective and time efficient (Jacobs & Chase, 2019). Toyota utilizes a Just-In-Time (JIT) system for manufacturing automobiles which is also known as "lean manufacturing" because they try to eliminate waste