Discover how the Theory of Constraints (TOC) and its innovative Critical Chain methodology are revolutionizing industries far beyond manufacturing. In this spotlight from the Marine Corps Maintenance Center in Albany, Georgia, learn how these principles turned a struggling repair operation into a world-class showcase. With cycle times slashed by over 60% and costs cut by up to 30%, the story reveals how embracing TOC can unlock unprecedented efficiency and throughput in complex, resource-intensive environments. Dive in to explore the future of operations management!
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