The Lean Insider
A blog of news, research, and trends on operational excellence and Lean enterprise
9.29.2006
Lean Railroading
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One of the more intriguing applications of lean I encountered recently – one I had not come across before – is “lean railroading.” ...
9.26.2006
Lean Strategies in a Low-Volume World
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Do you wonder why automakers no longer have models that sell hundreds of thousands of units? It’s because the world has changed, and you nee...
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Best Plants, Lean Benchmarks and Role Models
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Industry Week magazine has announced the 10 winners of this year’s Best Plants awards. It’s a diverse group of manufacturing sites in the U...
9.19.2006
Is a Lean Strategy Wrong for Your Company?
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One of the strangest questions I’ve heard in a long time came from a conference speaker who asked, “Are we doing lean with the wrong compani...
9.15.2006
The Myth of the Unskilled Worker
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I suspect many people outside manufacturing still believe that a factory job involves unskilled labor and doesn’t require much education. ...
9.12.2006
Lean Manufacturing – in Vietnam
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A small number of venture capital funds with a lean focus have been around for a while. Now there’s another one – in Vietnam , of all places...
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9.08.2006
Lean Healthcare – Your Next Profession?
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If you’re an industrial engineer with lean skills who is retired, unemployed or just looking for something different, maybe you should consi...
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9.05.2006
Lean and Six Sigma: Nobody’s Perfect
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The most annoying part of the debate about lean versus six sigma is that those arguing often put it in terms of good versus bad, or right ve...
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9.01.2006
Lean Logistics
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The U.S. Department of Transportation has made reducing traffic congestion a new priority – and there’s a chance their efforts m...
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8.29.2006
Standard Work Saves Lives
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The headline above is a bit dramatic and probably sounds like hype. But if I am correctly interpreting the latest news from the ...
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