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Often, individual (uncoordinated) process components, so-called bottlenecks, prevent entire process chains from becoming circular. Value Stream Mapping (VSM) consists of the analysis and visualization of value chains or internal company processes. This helps to identify and eliminate bottlenecks. The idea is to deliver value from the customer’s perspective and to continuously improve the process chain by collecting and evaluating the value chain and information flow. VSM aims to help with the adoption of circularity principles alongside the value stream.
Value Stream Management (VSM), emphasizes the analysis and visualization of value chains or internal company processes. Often, individual (uncoordinated) process components, so-called bottlenecks, prevent entire process chains from becoming circular. The idea is to deliver value from the customer’s perspective and to continuously improve the process chain by collecting and evaluating the value chain and information flow. VSM aims to help with the adoption of circularity principles alongside the value stream.
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It includes a PDF guideline on performing VSM, a MS Visio template for the VSM analysis and an Excel template if Visio is not available. A description on how to link MS Excel with MS Vision is also included.
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- Detailed description: A detailed description of the tool can be found in the attached guideline
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- Knowledge about and access to internal material flow information
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- Experience in MS-Vision or MS-Excel helpful
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Prior knowledge within Lean and process analysis advantageous but not necessary
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- Prior knowledge within Lean and process analysis advantageous but not necessary
- Process/material knowledge: Know the internal material flows
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- Digitalization knowledge: Experience in MS-Vision or MS-Excel helpful
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- MS Visio (recommended program - Microsoft extension) or
- MS Excel
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- MS Excel or any other programm to create flow charts e.g. (non exhaustive list)
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- MS Visio
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- Perform a value stream analyis (using MS-Excel) which helps to identify bottlenecks
- Visualize process chains or internal company processes (using MS Vision)
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A detailed description on how to use the VSM tool is descripted in the guideline on page 23 with the example of a PET manufacturing process. The PET manufacturing process includes pre-form injection, bottle blowing, labeling, quality control, granulation andpackaging. The analysed parameters were energy, water consumption, noise level, reject rate, transport distance, and scrape rate. Five improvement potenials were identified which resulted in three significant improvements in the key performance indicators scrape rate and idle time.
Often, individual (uncoordinated) process components, so-called bottlenecks, prevent entire process chains from being implemented effectively regarding CE. These problem areas can be identified through a holistic CE analysis, which is where this guideline is intended to help. For companies looking for guidance to better understand their own (micro) or supply chains (macro) process chains regarding CE, the following guide provides orientation.
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To access the guideline please follow the link below . To design and analyze value stream mapping, some software and add-ins exist in the market such as Microsoft Visio or creately. A simple template of value stream mapping in Microsoft Excel can be downloaded via the link below.
To acces the guideline please follow the link below . To design and analyze value stream mapping, some software and add-in exist in the market such as Microsoft Visio (see attached guideline to link MS-Visio with MS-Excel). A simple template of value stream mapping in Microsoft Excel can be downloaded via the link below.
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For more information on using VSM to gather, process, and apply end-of-life (EOL)-process information to provide the beginning-of-life (BOL) with critical information about a CE-adapted product design, refer to (currently under review).
For more information on using VSM to gather, process, and apply end-of-life (EOL)-process information to provide the beginning-of-life (BOL) with critical information about a CE-adapted product design, refer to [x].
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