True or False $(30$ points $-2$ pts each$)$

a$)(\frac{T}{F}$ If the setup costs are dramatically decreased in production, the company will have a chance to achieve onepiece flow production plan.

b$)($T$/$F$)$ Kanban system is first introduced by Kiichiro Toyoda.

c$)($T$/$F$)$ Taiichi Ohno is the main founder of Toyota Production System $($TPS$).$

d$)($T$/$F$)$ People are the most important asset for Eiji Toyoda.

e$)(\frac{T}{F}$ In lean thinking, the process is always perfect.

f$)($T$/$F$)$ The smallest batch size production is called one piece flow.

g$)($T$/$F$)$ Kaizen is a continuous improvement methodology that means $"$go at the workplace"

h$)($T$/$F$)$ The imperative aspects supporting the implementation of the Toyota Production System are called people.

i$)($T$/$F$)$ The most important question to ask when studying any work activity is "why"?

j$)(\frac{T}{F})$ In order to reduce costs, a lean enterprise need to reduce the lead time and increase the quality of processes

k$)(\frac{T}{F}$ The lean philosophy is to reduce cost by reducing the number of workers.

$(T/$ F$)$ Amongst the main barriers in a lean implementation are time commitment, quality commitment and the capabilities and skills of the individuals.

m$)($T$/$F$)$ People and autonomation are the two pillars support the house of lean that symbolizes a focus on the customer.

n$)($T$/$F$)$ The customers are willing to pay for NVA$-$Non Value Added activities

o$)(\frac{T}{F}$ Lean production is also called Just In Time.