1 Input port: HD15 (VGA). 2  Output ports: Composite video (RCA), S-video and HD15 (VGA). 3  Front panel controls: Zoom, Menu and onscreen display directional controls. 4  Image controls: Horizontal and vertical size, brightness, contrast, hue, saturation, sharpness and onscreen display background. Resolutions supported: 640 x 480 (up to 85 Hz), 800 x 600 (up to 85 Hz) and 1024 x 768 (up to 75 Hz). 2  Input port: HD15 (VGA). 3  Output ports: Composite video (RCA), S-video and HD15 (VGA). 4  Front panel controls: Zoom, Menu and onscreen display directional controls.
Identify inefficiency and waste in your processes. Waste is anything that does not add value to a product or service. The acronym TIM WOODS has been used as a helpful way of identifying waste: 1  T ransport-minimise movement of materials so processes are near each other.2  I nventory (stock) - aim for 'just-in-time' production.he objective is to identify the causes of problems and solve them. 1  Look at your existing processes and identify areas where waste is a problem. 2  Get additional information from customers or suppliers if necessary.
Description. Waste is defined as any activity that does not add value to the customer or that the customer is not willing to pay for. Waste occurs in every process and in organisation. No matter how effective or efficient a process may be, some level of waste is always present.aste is equivalent to non-value add work and is the antithesis of that which is value adding. work and used to calculate process efficiency. To distinguish between the wastes of transport and movement; transport is the movement of. work between process steps, motion is movement within an activity step.