Based in the heart of Silicon Valley, Lean Axis Inc. was started with a simple vision -?to be the partner-of-choice for discriminating SAP? customers who want to implement LEAN solutions, at sustainable prices. [level-lean-axis]?DOWNLOAD?[/level-lean-axis]

LEAN is based on ?pull? philosophy of getting work done. On the other hand traditional MRP used for a typical SAP? implementation is based on ?push? philosophy. Performance metrics used to manage your manufacturing process will be different for the two types of systems. Can SAP? and LEAN coexist? [level-lean-axis]?DOWNLOAD?[/level-lean-axis]

The amount of inventory a manufacturing organization carries is clearly an indication of its operational efficiency. There are several factors that influence inventories and we believe inventory optimization has to be an all encompassing activity that should address challenges with all the sub processes that constitute end-to-end supply chain of an organization  

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A textbook Lean implementation can be quite daunting?value stream mapping, intense training and implementation, radical changes in processes and company culture. But you don?t have to do all that to take advantage of Lean thinking and gain Lean benefits. [level-lean-axis]?DOWNLOAD?[/level-lean-axis]

Pacing production. Synchronizing supply. Even in traditional lean manufacturing settings, these two pillars of demand-driven production are difficult to manage. With the SAP?/Lean Planning and Operations (LPO) ? a real-time production management and scheduling system ? you can address the two critical requirements of lean manufacturing. [level-lean-axis]?DOWNLOAD?[/level-lean-axis]

A powerful new addition to SAP?s offerings for manufacturers, SAP? Lean Manufacturing Operations (LPO) supports an integrated approach to lean production management. This approach directly links production to actual consumer demand, while maintaining the stability required for consistent, reliable, waste-free factory and supply chain operations.

inPower? , Lean Axis? exciting new partner program is aimed at empowering our valued business partners to effectively sell and market our solutions to their customers. Lean Axis’ alliances are voluntary cooperative agreements aimed at achieving competitive advantage.

A flurry of mergers and acquisitions that feature some of the premier names in software and lean consulting?JCIT, Microsoft, SAP, and Siemens?highlight the growing demand for applications to support enterprise-wide replication of lean best practices across increasingly complex and volatile manufacturing environments. [level-lean-axis]?DOWNLOAD?[/level-lean-axis]