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Re: Cycle time vs Lead time Hi cycle time is usually an average measurement, individual items are expected to vary from the average somewhat, usually following a log normal or Poisson Posted - Tue May 29, 2012 1:41 am	Kurt Häusler kurt.haeusler Offline Send Email
Re: Cycle time vs Lead time Hi Ged, *However it isn't true that a car pops our every hour. After the initial set up time a car pops out ever 7 seconds. Even with drying time the cycle Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 10:41 pm	Ben White nebjamin567 Offline Send Email
Re: Cycle time vs Lead time Hi Ben, You're right, saying the cycle time was 67 minutes was a mistake. However it isn't true that a car pops our every hour. After the initial set up time Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 10:33 pm	Ged Byrne gedb01 Offline Send Email
Re: Cycle time vs Lead time Hi Ged, People define cycle time differently because there is a lack of discipline, not because they are applying manufacturing principes to software. Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 10:13 pm	Ben White nebjamin567 Offline Send Email
Re: Cycle time vs Lead time John, That's interesting. Is the cycle time for features within a single class of service expected to be consistant and reflect the cadence? Regards, Ged Posted - Mon May 28, 2012 9:54 pm	Ged Byrne gedb01 Offline Send Email
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