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Kanban is part of a JIT system and its purpose is to manage the flow on a manufacturing assembly line. This is a chain process where orders flow from one process to another, so production of components is pulled to the production line, rather than the pushed (as is done in the traditional forecast-oriented system).
Kanban was developed at Toyota in the 1960s.
Kanban is a Japanese term for "visual record." It is a simple parts movement system or an inventory system in which 'cards' or 'tickets' are used to keep track of inventory and its movement. The term "kaizen" is the Japanese term for "continuous improvement."
Kanban is a simple parts movement system or an inventory system in which 'cards' or 'tickets' are used to keep track of inventory and its movement. The supplier delivers components to the production line on an "as needed" basis, signaled by receipt of a card and empty container, eliminating storage in the production area.