The Lean Insider
A blog of news, research, and trends on operational excellence and Lean enterprise
12.22.2006
Lean New Year’s Resolutions
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Some resolutions that might contribute to the success of lean initiatives in the year ahead: I will keep an open mind and not in...
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12.20.2006
When Metrics are the Problem
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Metrics drive behavior, and the wrong metrics drive the wrong behavior. Leanblog (now there’s a user name) writes: At my company the direc...
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12.18.2006
Chinese Supply Chains: Not Yet Lean
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I previously wrote about how Chinese companies have generally not yet adopted lean practices in their factories . A new report says they are...
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12.15.2006
Leadership and Respect
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Employee engagement and empowerment, which are cornerstones of a lean strategy, are finally beginning to get the recognition they deserve. ...
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12.13.2006
Building Up Excess Inventory
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From the comments of readers about management roadblocks, dlankford writes: I have a new manager that wants to build up inventory even tho...
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12.11.2006
Lean Deployment is Coming Into Its Own
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Companies are finally looking more at the big picture when it comes to lean. They may have trouble bringing that picture into focus, but at ...
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12.08.2006
The Truth About Product Development
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It’s a bit disconcerting when someone seems to dismiss lean manufacturing as old news. Something along those lines appears in the latest iss...
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12.07.2006
Follow-Up: Management Roadblocks
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The comments people have posted so far, responding to my request yesterday for examples of roadblocks to lean caused by management, certainl...
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12.06.2006
Are your managers roadblocks to lean?
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Sometimes the biggest challenge in a lean transformation is management itself. In some cases, top management may not be fully behind your in...
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12.04.2006
Lean is Not a Public Relations Tool
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I have to disagree with our friends at the American Society for Quality (ASQ), who I believe recently gave lean manufacturing a little too ...
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