The flow chart illustrates the typical stages of consumer goods manufacturing, including the process by which information is fed back to earlier stages to enable adjustment. As is presented we distinguish two types of flow in one side flow of manufacturing information and in other side flow of information fed back.
Initially, we start with the black arrows, the company are stocked with the raw materials and manufactured components, secondly the industry commences the production planning that one is tracked by product research and design. following this, we are going to the next steps which are the assemblage, inspection, testing, packaging. Thereafter the product is dispatched for sales.
Now we are going to analyze the bleu flow, which is characterized by the information feedback, we have seven streams. The production planning relates to storage and sales. The most common point is market research, it is connected to design (which is associated in turn to packaging), advertising, packaging, and selling.
To conclusion the manufacturer is passing by serval stages to can in final point sales its products in the market.