Apply VSM using MS VISIO *ASAP*

If you can read and knows how to use Visio this will be any easy peasy for you. I need this by Saturday 6:00PM EST I will pay up to $80 for this. **I have everything that can help you do this assignment.** Basically its about what you think of the process of testing a tensile that they already have in the machine shop, share the ideas that would make this process faster. you would have to use Microsoft visio to do the value stream mapping. all the measurements that you will need from a machine to another will be given. All the documents you need to tell you how to do this will be given. What you have to include is this: Phase 1: Begin and include a Project Charter – I have template Phase 2: Apply a brief business case scenario: e.g. describe why you are performing the VSM from a machine shop perspective. Assume you are newly hired lean engineer. -- I have slides that will help create a business case. Phase 3: a. One statement: define SIPOC. b. One statement: state the purpose. c. Create a SIPOC using MS Visio -- I have slides that will help create a business case. Phase 4: a. One Statement: define process flowchart, b. One statement: state the purpose. c. Watch and create a process flowchart of the tensile sample machine shop process. d. generate the process flowchart using MS Visio. -- I have slides that will help create a business case. Phase 5: a. One statement: define VSM. b. One statement: state the purpose. c. Generate a Value Stream Map (VSM) for the tensile samples using the MS Visio. In this phase you are creating the VSM after producing the process flowchart. The VSM map will provide crucial data. -- I have slides that will help create a business case. Phase 6: Analyze the VSM map and identify potential improvements or cost savings areas. Be creative nothing can be wrong. Phase 7: One statement: a. define balanced scorecard. B. One statement: state the purpose. c. Report the findings using a Balanced Scorecard’s four topics. Please place all documents in a [login to view URL] and then convert to a pdf for the final project. Hand in the pdf.