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Manufacturing Services Technology

Technology. What is it?Core v. Noncore Technology. Woodward's Study. Analyzed Technical ComplexityThree GroupsSmall-batch and unit productionLarge-batch and mass customization productionContinuous process productionStructural Effects. Flexible Manufacturing Systems. Automated FactoriesThree

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Manufacturing Services Technology

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    1. Manufacturing & Services Technology

    2. Technology What is it? Core v. Noncore Technology

    3. Woodward’s Study Analyzed Technical Complexity Three Groups Small-batch and unit production Large-batch and mass customization production Continuous process production Structural Effects

    4. Flexible Manufacturing Systems Automated Factories Three Subcomponents Computer-Aided Design Computer-Aided Manufacturing Integrated Information Network Lean Manufacturing Mass Customization

    6. Flexible Manufacturing Systems Advantage of FMS Organizational Implications Interorganizational Relationships

    7. Service Technology Differences between service and manufacturing Always been customized Must be close to customers Must be interpersonal Holistic approach

    8. Noncore Dept. Technology Perrow’s Framework Variety Analyzability Leads to: Routine technologies Craft technologies Engineering technologies Nonroutine technologies

    9. Department Design Characteristics Formalization Decentralization Worker skill level Span of control Communication

    11. Departmental Interdependence Interdependence Types Pooled interdependence Mediating technology Sequential interdependence Long-linked technology Reciprocal interdependence Intensive technology

    12. Employees & Technology Job Design Job Rotation Job Simplification Mass production technologies Job Enrichment Enlargement

    13. Sociotechnical Systems Approach What is it? Joint Optimization

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