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Le management
de l’innovation
Excellence R&D
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Introduction
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Notre vision
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Changez
deregard !
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Good design
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ESPRIT D’EQUIPE
(bonne coordination des services)
- Ponctualité sur le cyle global - Offre commerciale adaptée, - Rentabilité avérée du projet
- Respect de tous les jalons bonne prise en compte initiale heures vendues et marge
clients des risques contributive dégagée
- Respect des jalons majeurs - Demande client bien cernée - Profitabilité BOM*, heures
internes (liasse, achat, initialement admin
lancement en production) - Respect de la compliance - Respect des cibles budget
- Prendre des engagements matrix initiale (heures, achats)
initiaux réalistes - Peu de retouches après - Rework limités en production
- Disposer d’une bonne lancement (uniquement - Atteinte des coûts objectifs
visualisation de l’avancement impact interne) en production
et la partager - Maturité des équipes projets - Pas d’obsolescence en stock
- Fluidité des activités et pour la prise de bonnes - Standardisation des
maîtrise du déroulement décisions matières utilisées et réduction
- Pas manquants en supply - Flexibilité des ressources de la variété, réutilisation de
chain sur les premières engagées pour prendre standards fonctionnels.
livraisons en compte les évolutions
demandées par le client
- Livraison de la
documentation technique
sans erreur (définition et
fabrication)
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Mindset
Product Process
Avoir une vision long-terme sur le Etablir la valeur définie par le client pour
développement des produits identifier les pertes
Identifier la valeur ajoutée pour le client Intégrer complétement les fournisseurs
Améliorer le QCD produit par dans le management de projets
l’innovation et la standardisation : Maximiser en amont du projet les
- recherche / développment ressources pour explorer en profondeur
- fonction / solution les solutions alternatives tant qu’il
reste des marges de manœuvre aux
concepteurs
Créer un flux de développement lissé
Développer des standards rigoureux en
capitalisant sur les best practices
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Sur-production
Produire trop
ou trop tôt
z
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Stock Attentes
Stocker Attendre une
inutilement information
z
3 6
Transportz Mouvements
Déplacement Inutiles, non
z
inutile ergonomiques
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L’outil central d’une équipe dans une organisation de type Obeya est
le visible planning. Toutes les informations sont face aux personnes
qui en ont besoin quand elles en ont besoin. La valeur d’un visible
planning tient en sa capacité à aider à ce que les tâches se fassent.
Et pas simplement à faire un planning pour l’exercice en lui-même.
1. PLAN DIRECTEUR ORIGINAL
Output attendu
Output
attendu Décomposition des Processus de
sujets pour obtenir les traitement
outputs
Planning
Plan des responsabilités
visible
Système de planification
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Fig. 7 : Le visible planning
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2. Accélérer les cycles de développement par des processus
adaptés
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2. Eliminer durablement les
3. gaspillages en R&D
4.
5. Économiser : recherche de l’efficacité et de l’efficience
outputs
productivité = = efficacité x efficience
inputs
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PLAFOND = COUT-CIBLE
MAITRISE
TECHNIQUES
SUBJECTIVITE/EXPERIENCE
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Pilotage et animation
de la fonction R&D
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ANTICIPER ECONOMISER
MANAGEMENT DE
L’INNOVATION :
EXCELLENCE DE LA R&D
GESTION
DES MOTIVATION
PROJETS
GESTION ORGANISATION
DES DONNEES ET
TECHNIQUES STRUCTURE
ACCELERER IMPLIQUER
FLUIDIFIER COORDONNER
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0 1 2 3 4 5
Connaissance des besoins des marchés 4
VEILLES ET
TRAITEMENT DE ANTICIPER Observation des technologies émergentes 2
L’INFORMATION Réalisation de benchmarks 2
Programme Advanced Engineering 3
GESTION
STRATEGIQUE SELECTIONNER Priorisation des projets 2
DU PORTFOLIO Développement des partenariats 3
Maîtrise des risques 2
EFFICACITE
ET Conception Right 1st time 3
ECONOMISER
EFFICIENCE Gestion des charges et affectations 3
Phasage, jalonnement et pilotage 4
GESTION
Feed forward 2
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DES ACCELERER
PROJETS
Collaboration multidisciplinaire 3
DE LA R&D
EXCELLENCE
Organisation des bases de données
à la compétitivité globale de l’entreprise.
GESTION
4
DES DONNEES FLUIDIFIER Accessibilité et connectivité 3
TECHNIQUES
Knowledge sharing 2
ORGANISATION
COORDONNER Compétence et autorité du chef de projet 3
ET
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P P P
Phase 2- «Réduction du Time To Market» Programme 2.1-2.2
P P P Workshop #2
Quality Function Deployment & DOE
«Product Quality Design»
Product Portfolio & Front Loading P P P
Variety Reduction Program Programme 1.1-1.2 P P P
Programme 2.2 P P P
Phase 1- «Sécurisation des jalons» P P P
Programme 2.1 Workshop #1
Work Breakdown Structure
«Development process
5S & Visual Management
Programme 1.2 P P P efficiency»
Visible Planning & Obeya Cells
Programme 1.1 P P P
Programme 2.2 P P P
Phase 0- «Roadmap Excellence»
Séminaire Excellence R&D Programme 2.1 P P P Workshop #0
Diagnostic des potentiels et roadmap «Excellence Transformation
Tableau de bord excellence Programme 1.2 P P P Planning»
Programme 1.1 P P P
P Product definition
P Process definition
P Production preparation
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Se développer
en s’améliorant
continuellement
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Management
Manager la performance
des 4M (Milieu, Man,
Machines, Matières) Management
et développer les talents
Lean
Lean Optimiser l’emploi
des ressources QCD
Kaizen
KAI ZEN
Changer Bien
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Opérations
L’excellence des opérations
se construit par l’amélioration
continue des processus,
le management de
Management Opérations la performance et le
Manager la performance développement des talents
des 4M (Milieu, Man,
Machines, Matières)
Management
et développer les talents
Lean
Lean Optimiser l’emploi
des ressources QCD
Kaizen
KAI ZEN
Changer Bien
(pour le meilleur)
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Equipe Compétences
LEAN MANAGEMENT
Approche
Stéphane Fugier-Garrel L’approche du conseil en management de
Associé KLMANAGEMENT s’inscrit dans cette vision :
Directeur technique accompagner nos clients dans le développement d’une
performance durable.
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Références
2015 : À PARAITRE
POUR LA PREMIERE FOIS
EN FRANÇAIS
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VRP :
Variety Reduction Program
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Joanna Daaboul
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Toshio Suzue
Akira Kohdate
Septembre 1984
Toshio Suzue
Il rejoint en 1973 Japan Management Association (JMA) en tant que
consultant en management de la production, plus particulièrement sur les
problématiques de productivité. Il développe en 1975 le programme de
réduction de la variété, et rédige, outre cet ouvrage, de nombreux essais
notamment sur la réduction de la variété.
Akira Kohdate
Membre de JMA depuis 1953, M.Kohdate est directeur exécutif de Japan
Management Association. Après avoir développé le concept de management
du design, il est intervenu comme chercheur et comme consultant dans des
centaines d’entreprises à travers le monde. Fondateur de JMAC Europe
en 1984, ses publications comprennent également Design Management,
Efficient Researche and Development, et de nombreux essais.
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Bibliographie
Quality Function Deployment (QFD) is a method for In this groundbreaking book, business innovation
satisfying customers by translating their demands into expert David Hamme reveals a powerful and proven
design targets and quality assurance points. For a method for connecting your company’s valuecreation
thorough “how-to” on the implementation of QFD, we processes to customer-desired products--forging a
went directly to the source — Yoji Akao, the creator of direct link between strategic intentions and everyday
QFD and one of the foremost leaders of the Japanese business activities. The goal is to systematize
Total Quality Control movement. innovation in your company--and Customer Focused
Process Innovation takes you step-by-step through the
details to accomplish this goal.
Arai Keisuke & Sekine Kenichi.
Design team revolution :
Haughey, Bill.
In this text, Sekine and Arai first identify the difficulties Design review based on failure modes
of transforming designers from isolated, multi-project (DRBFM) and design review based on test
employees to team-based, production-style workers. A results (DRBTR) :
hands-on training for dramatically increasing the output
of design departments, this comprehensive guide is This book outlines the fundamental principles of
filled with exercises, charts, Q&A, and a successful Design Review Based on Failure Modes (DRBFM) and
real world case study. Reaching far beyond theoretical Design Review Based on Test Results methodologies
discussion, it offers all of the information, data, and to develop a specific engineering “mindset.” The
tools needed to immediately implement improvement. intent is to promote consistent application of these
methodologies, establish a proficiency baseline, and
support engineering daily activities.
Carlson, Carl.
Effective FMEAs :
Ishida, Takashi.
Outlines the correct procedures for doing FMEAs Product design review :
and how to successfully apply them in design,
development, manufacturing, and service applications The goal of the world class company is to produce a
There are a myriad of quality and reliability tools product or service that offers customers the highest
available to corporations worldwide, but the one that quality at the lowest cost and in the shortest time
shows up consistently in company after company is possible. Product Design Review describes a highly
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). effective method for quality control in product design,
as well as its applications in a wide variety of business
settings.
Colleta, Allan R..
The lean 3P advantage :
Kohdate, Akira & Suzue, Toshio.
This book explains how to build collaborative thinking Variety reduction program :
and innovation into the front end of the design process.
Describing how to develop successful new products The VRP® (Variety Reduction Program), developed
concurrently with new operations, the book illustrates by our founder Mr. Akira Koudate and Toshio Suzue,
real-world scenarios with numerous examples and is considered one of the pillars of the modern design
case studies to help newcomers succeed the first time systems.
around. For those familiar with 3P, the book supplies
the basis to explore Evergreen 3P—a process for
applying 3P to small-scale design projects for similar
benefits.
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The aim of Design for Reliability (DFR) is to design for Despite attempts to interpret and apply lean product
zero failures of critical system functions, which results development techniques, companies still struggle
in enormous savings in life cycle costs for producers with design quality problems, long lead times, and
and users. This practical guide helps readers to high development costs. To be successful, lean
understand the best–of–breed methods, technologies, product development must go beyond techniques,
and tools for incorporating reliability into the complex technologies, conventional concurrent engineering
systems design process. A significant feature of the methods, standardized engineering work, and
book is the integration of ideas from computer science heavyweight project managers. Allen Ward showed
and market engineering. the way.
Incorporating principles of lean manufacturing and the Cost Half demonstrates the techniques that can be used
rules and behaviors of structured innovation into the to keep an organization’s costs down while maintaining
development process, innovative lean development a competitive edge. The Cost Half approach is a tool
unleashes the creativity of all involved in developing that is designed for enhancing the lean production
new products, services, or processes; speeds system, and Suzue, a senior consultant with the Japan
development; and leads to higher quality. Applying Management Association, offers a set of cost reduction
its principles, the authors have helped teams cut methods that are designed to help project managers
development time in half and increase speed to market, and production departments achieve unprecedented
while delivering award-winning quality solutions. levels of systematic organization and profitability.
This comprehensive book goes beyond an introduction As this book reveals and explains, Toyota’s
to the statistical tools and methods found in most development engineers rely on a development
books but contains expert case studies, equations and paradigm that is totally different than that found in the
step by step MINTAB instruction for performing: DFSS West. Companies that are early adopters of the Toyota
Design of Experiments, Measuring Process Capability, product development system are certain to realise
Statistical Tolerancing in DFSS and DFSS Techniques tremendous advantages over their competitors. This is
within the Supply Chain for Improved Results. The aim a change that is coming to businesses everywhere and
is to help you better diagnosis and root out potential this book shows the way.
problems before your product or service is even
launched.
Wheelwright, Steven C..
Managing new product and process
Smith, Preston G.. development :
Developing products in half the time :
Argues that a company’s capability to conceive
This book is one of the only sources of concepts, and design quality prototypes and bring a variety of
methods, and metrics for compressing this critical products to market more quickly than its competitors is
portion of the development process.Using these tools increasingly the focal point of competition. The authors
we′ve more than cut our time to market in half. The present principles for developing speed and efficiency.
new edition of this classic crystallizes the synergy of
the fast–to–market techniques, and the icons in the
margins highlight the opportunities and pitfalls.
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