TOYOTA-PRODUCTION-SYS-V2

Toyota Production System V2 automotive industry EDI/communication standard.

Definition

Toyota Production System (TPS) V2 refers to the ongoing modernization since 2000s+ of the legendary Toyota Production System (initially developed 1950s+ by Taiichi Ohno + Eiji Toyoda) integrating modern EDI flows (JAMA EDIFICE + OEM bilateral standards) with lean manufacturing + JIT (Just-In-Time) + Kanban + Heijunka (production levelling) + Jidoka (automation with human touch) principles automotive industry, foundational for Toyota global production network (~10 million vehicles/year + ~1500+ Tier suppliers globally) + major influence all global automotive industry adoption lean + JIT principles. Complete profile details technical infrastructure + scope OEM + Tier1 + Tier2 supplier chain industry integration EDI flows (DELFOR delivery forecast + DELJIT just-in-time call-off + DESADV despatch advice + INVOIC invoice + RECADV receipt advice + ORDERS order + ORDRSP order response). Rapid adoption since 1990s by majority OEMs + Tier suppliers automotive industry global chain digital transformation + JIT/JIS just-in-time/sequence + Industry 4.0 + electrification supply chain reorganization 2020s+.

Origin

TPS developed 1950s+ by Taiichi Ohno + Eiji Toyoda Toyota Motor Corp ; modernization V2 integrating digital EDI flows + IoT + AI 2000s+ ; foundational influence global automotive industry lean+JIT.

Example in context

Toyota Kentucky plant Camry production runs TPS V2: daily JIT/JIS Just-in-Time/Sequence call-offs sent via JAMA EDIFICE DELJIT to Tier1 suppliers (Denso + Aisin + Toyoda Gosei + multiple) ; Tier1 deliver containers in sequence to Kentucky assembly line within 2-4 hour Takt time + Andon system real-time line monitoring + Kaizen continuous improvement processes coordinated EDI flows + IoT sensors + AI production analytics.

Related terms

• JAMA EDIFICE — EDI standard used.