Author:
Chandra Shekar Poturi,Perla Suryateja
Abstract
The concept of lean manufacturing, initially developed to maximize resource utilization by minimizing waste, has evolved to address the needs of a rapidly changing and competitive business environment. Footwear industries face significant challenges and complexities that require a systematic and continuous response to maintain and enhance product value. Implementing lean manufacturing practices has become essential for these organizations to sustain and thrive in such a dynamic landscape. However, successful implementation is not solely dependent on operational adjustments but also on strategic financial management. This research examines the financial management strategies necessary for the effective implementation of lean manufacturing in the footwear industry. It emphasizes the importance of integrating financial planning with lean principles to ensure comprehensive and sustainable improvements. Key lean elements such as Value Stream Mapping (VSM), Cellular Manufacturing (CM), U-line systems, Line Balancing, Inventory Control, Single Minute Exchange of Dies (SMED), Pull Systems, Kanban, and Production Levelling are explored in detail. The study demonstrates how a focused approach to financial management can support these lean elements, enabling footwear companies to optimize resource allocation, reduce costs, and improve efficiency. By aligning financial strategies with lean manufacturing goals, organizations can achieve significant economic and operational benefits. This includes better cash flow management, investment in continuous improvement initiatives, and a robust framework for measuring the financial impact of lean practices. Through a comprehensive analysis of these financial strategies, the research provides valuable insights for footwear companies aiming to implement lean manufacturing successfully. It highlights the need for an integrated approach that combines financial acumen with lean methodologies to drive value creation, enhance competitiveness, and ensure long-term sustainability in the industry.
Publisher
International Journal of Innovative Science and Research Technology
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