Complete Production Management System of Furniture Manufacturing Industry

Author: Zhang Yi
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Renowned figures in the furniture industry have contributed words to the "World Library of Furniture Manufacturing":
"Scientific management of furniture production is a major issue concerning the development of our country's furniture industry." — Cao Yingchao, former Secretary-General of the China Furniture Association
"Furniture fashion, constantly pursuing." — Guo Shanhui, Chairman of Taise Furniture Group
"The World Library of Furniture Manufacturing is a good teacher and friend for furniture enterprises, and a wing for their takeoff." — Lin Changqing, Chairman of Hong Kong Imperial Furniture Group
"Innovation is the bright future of China's furniture industry." — Zhang Zhixiong, Chairman of Shennom Group Holdings
The furniture manufacturing industry is a long-standing and promising field. Through thousands of years of historical accumulation, it has produced generations of furniture masters and shaped iconic brands of each era. It has provided a vast arena for business magnates to showcase their talents; a broad stage for skilled craftsmen to demonstrate their craftsmanship; and an infinite realm of dreams for artistic masters. We feel fortunate and proud to have chosen to provide consulting services for the furniture industry as our profession.
During the writing process, we strived for comprehensiveness, depth, detail, and practicality. We aimed to make the "World Library of Furniture Manufacturing" a comprehensive showcase of the essence of enterprise management and marketing in the industry's development to date, serving as the "Běncǎo Gāngmù" (Compendium of Materia Medica) of the furniture industry and a treasured asset for furniture enterprises.
The library is divided into ten volumes, covering all aspects of furniture manufacturing, including production, materials, quality, craftsmanship, procurement, systems, marketing, showrooms, human resources, and on-site management. It is a profound summary of the author's years of valuable practical experience and a modest contribution to the world of management studies and the furniture industry.
Based on the actual needs of production management in the furniture manufacturing industry and combining the unique characteristics of the industry, the book provides a series of complete, comprehensive, and practical management systems. These systems highlight the industry's features and are detailed down to each department, workshop, and position, making them highly operational and unique to the furniture manufacturing industry. These management systems have been promoted and implemented in large domestic and foreign furniture enterprises by the author, achieving positive results.
Another significant feature of this management system is that it is not merely a set of restrictive clauses but incorporates the author's advanced management ideas and philosophies into the systems. The implementation of these systems will also elevate various aspects of enterprise management to a new level.
Having suitable management systems makes it possible for enterprises to advance toward modern management, but implementing these systems requires the long-term and unwavering effort of the enterprises.