PPT-Process flow part 2 Develop a basic-level process flow for creating a simple MEMS device

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State and explain the principles involved in attaining good mask alignment Identify and explain the various issues involved with designing good process flows Typical process steps for surface . and Group Shop . Job Shop- Functional layout or Process Layout: . similar resources in the same department. Ex. all press machines are located in stamping department. Ex. Bakeries, law firms, emergency rooms, repair shops.. Facility Layout : Job Shop. A. C. B. D. Product 1. Output. Input. Product 2. Functional layout. : similar resources in the same department. Ex. all press machines are located in stamping department. Ex. Bakeries, law firms, emergency rooms, repair shops.. & . Strategy. Based on the Book: Managing Business Process Flow.. Processes. Produc. ts. . or services must meet customer expectations; . physical. (. comfort. , safety, convenience), . psychological. Auto-Moto receives . 1,000. applications per month. In the old process, each application is handled in a single activity, with . 20%. of applications being approved. . 500. were in the process at any time. Average flow time T = ?. Inputs. Outputs. Goods. Services. Labor & Capital. Information. structure. Network of. Activities and Buffers. Flow units. (customers, data, . material, cash, etc.). Resources. Process. Management. Value Stream Maps, Oh My!. Bonnie Stone, MBB, PMP. bstone@minitab.com. Agenda. What are Process Maps?. Benefits . Types. Which Map to Use?. Reading a Process Map. Future State. Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore!. Focus is the . logical . view of the system, not the physical. “What” the system is to accomplish, not how. Tools:. data flow diagrams. data dictionary. process specification. entity-relationship diagrams. Identify the basic steps of a generic surface micromachining process. Identify the critical requirements needed to create a MEMS using surface micromachining. List common . structural material/sacrificial material/etchant combinations used in .  . KK Lim. Managing Consultant. BP . Pte.. Ltd.. 1. Content. What is Business Process Mapping? . Why is it required?. Types of Business Process Maps. Common Pitfalls in Process Mapping. How to leverage on Business Process Mapping in your transformation / process improvement initiative?. Purpose of Flow Charts. Visually show flow of data/process steps . . within a system. Flow Charts Will. Define the problem. Show sequence of steps to solve problem. Show alternatives if problem is not solved . A data flow diagram (DFD) is a graphical representation of the movement of data between external entities, processes and data stores within a system. . Simply put, DFD’s show . how data moves through an information . A data flow diagram (DFD) is a graphical representation of the movement of data between external entities, processes and data stores within a system. . Simply put, DFD’s show . how data moves through an information . Identify the basic steps of a generic surface micromachining process. Identify the critical requirements needed to create a MEMS using surface micromachining. List common . structural material/sacrificial material/etchant combinations used in . Apache NiFi Organizing Flows A basic flow may be laid out as a simple chain of processors. More complicated flows can benefit from moving some portion of the flow into a Process Group. What is a

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