Throughput
In the Lean Production system, the Throughput is the total amount of a service or product an organization can produce and deliver to a customer, in a specific period of time.
Usually, the higher the throughput levels an organization has, the larger is their market share. This happens because they are more efficient producing and delivering the products or services than their competitors.
The throughput idea is a part of the Theory of Constraints. The main idea behind it is that a strain is as strong as their weakest link. So, when using the Theory of Constraints, you'll be trying to minimize the effects that the weakest links have on the output.
Usually, the higher the throughput levels an organization has, the larger is their market share. This happens because they are more efficient producing and delivering the products or services than their competitors.
The throughput idea is a part of the Theory of Constraints. The main idea behind it is that a strain is as strong as their weakest link. So, when using the Theory of Constraints, you'll be trying to minimize the effects that the weakest links have on the output.
