What is the relationship between traditional standardized production methods?

The traditional standardized production mode is a "one-to-many" relationship, that is, an enterprise develops a product and then organizes large-scale mass production to meet the needs of different consumers with a standard product.

1, the mode of mass production originated in the United States, which is based on American enterprise relations, emphasizing market orientation and optimizing resource allocation. Each enterprise takes the financial relationship as the boundary and optimizes its own internal management.

2. The inventory management of mass production emphasizes that "inventory is a necessary evil".

3. The traditional mass production mode of employment system is based on the "employment" relationship between the two parties. Enterprise management emphasizes the principle of efficient division of labor for individual work, which is promoted and guaranteed by strict business audit. At the same time, audit also prevents the negative effects of individual work on enterprises.

4. The traditional mode of production regards a certain number of defective products as the inevitable result in production.

5. The mass production mode emphasizes strict hierarchy in management. The requirement for employees is to strictly complete the tasks assigned by superiors, and people are regarded as "equipment" attached to their posts.

However, this model has been unable to make enterprises continue to gain benefits. Nowadays, enterprises must have the ability to customize products or services according to the special requirements of each customer, which is the so-called "one-on-one" customization service. In order to continue to develop in the new environment, enterprises have changed the production management mode and adopted measures from mass production to customized mass production.

If enterprises want to survive in the increasingly severe competitive environment, they must have a strong ability to cope with environmental changes and uncertainties brought by the environment.