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  5S (Five S) is a workplace organization method that uses a list of five Japanese words:   seiri  ,   seiton ,   seisō , seiketsu  , and  shitsuke . These have been translated   as "Sort", "Set In order", "Shine", "Standardize" and "Sustain".  5S describes how to organize a workspace to be efficient and effective by identifying and storing used items, maintaining space and objects, and maintaining new order. The decision-making process often arises from a standardized dialogue, allowing employees to understand how they should perform their work. 5S was developed in Japan and is identified as one of the techniques that enables just-in-time production. Two main frameworks for understanding and applying 5S to the business environment have emerged, one proposed by Osada and the other by Hirano. Hirano provided a structure for improving

  Information technology has impacted the auto industry in many different ways. For example, IT has made advances in vehicle infrastructure, including emissions control, entertainment, safety features, and more. In addition, IT also impacts the relationships between dealers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and customers. In our evolving business world, new technologies allow us to interact with customers in innovative ways. In the future, those who make the most of information technology will be the most successful auto dealers. Information technology can improve the business processes of modern car dealerships in many aspects: 1.   Increase Efficiency and Speed.  Car dealerships store large amounts of data. With a database management system, employees can manage large databases and process data according to the requirements of various users, improving the sp