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Transcript: Three Main Thrusts Value Analysis and Optimization of Reusable Containers at Canada Post -provide quality service -keeping operating cost low -mail volumes high 1-Information gathering 2-Function analysis 3-Speculation 4-Evaluation 5-Proposal development 6-Report 7-Implementation and Audit. Monotainers were not where needed when they were needed. Thank You for Your Attention Value Analysis Defining the Problem Empty monotainers were not in the right place at the right time. References -Hayes,R.T. 1992 "Value Management,"in Maynard's Industrial Engineering Handbook,ed.William K. Hodson,McGraw-Hill,NewYork,pp 7.25-7.47 -Mudge,A.E. 1971, Value Engineering, A System atic Approach, McGraw-Hill, New York. -Twede, D. 1988, "The process of distribution packaging innovation and its relationship to distribution channel structure ,"PhD dissertation , Michigan State University. -Uxa, W. V. 1994."Returnable /resuabla containers in the automotive industry and the related capital budgeting investment decision ,"Master's thesis, Michigan State University. 1)The Toronto region will have full responsibility and autority for empty monotainers. 2)Toronto will negotiate with the other regions to establish reasonable levels of empty monotainer inventory to meet their requirements and Toronto will control all monotainer movements between regions 3)The other regions will have a deadline to return monotainers they receive back to Toronto,and this return cycle time will be enforced. Ecem Tumluer Meleknur Seyhan Checking Assumption