TPS takt scheduling and execution system.
It is a system to support any kind of production or logistics process in Toyota Production System way of working.
You define resources needed for activity, time per activity, dependencies between activities to complete a process.
After you input the process you want to complete, you get a schedule similar to a gantt chart.
System displays which activities should be ongoing at any moment, you click gui or call API to complete the activities.
After process is complete you get a report of delays and deviations by Takts, activities and resources.
Based on that report you can decide what improvements to make to your process.
My grandmother was born and died in the same house at age 95. She never had a job and only 8 years of public school. She worked on family owned fields, foraged forest for mushrooms and berries.
Her handwriting was like of a machine, beautiful, she left over hundred of letters and diary entries behind.
She knew what to plant and when, she knew what berries and mushrooms are growing where almost to the exact hour. She loved her kids and grandkids and made sure each of them received an education that she so much wanted for herself. But 2nd world War happened when she was 14.
I, on the other hand, an ex-amazonian, do not feel in any way superior. She had determination, organization and calmness in her life, and I feel I'm in a constant chase, even though I earn more in a month, than she earned in a year. I pay a lot of money, so that my kids can eat healthy. I still feel I can not provide the healthy lifestyle for my kids, that she has provided for my father.
I general, when I need to do something fast and I have an idea how it should be done, I dislike video format. E.g. how to bind a file from a host to a docker container.
I liked training videos at my previous employer. They were mostly about company culture and concepts. E.g. video explaining that no process at work is fixed. They all should be constantly improved. It was easy to share it with coworkers, why is it ok to start with imperfect process.
I also like videos when I'm learning something completely new and I see the person doing the video also making a mistake. It gives me confidence, that they are human too, and I can grasp it. E.g. how to make fire in unreal engine.
You define resources needed for activity, time per activity, dependencies between activities to complete a process.
After you input the process you want to complete, you get a schedule similar to a gantt chart.
System displays which activities should be ongoing at any moment, you click gui or call API to complete the activities.
After process is complete you get a report of delays and deviations by Takts, activities and resources.
Based on that report you can decide what improvements to make to your process.