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A blog of news, research, and trends on operational excellence and Lean enterprise

5.31.2007

Respect for People at eBay

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And now, for another example of a company embracing the lean principle of respect for people, we turn to… eBay.             An online auctio...
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5.29.2007

Ron Harbour: How Auto Manufacturing Will Evolve

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The future of automotive manufacturing is a continuing trend toward greater flexibility produced with fewer resources.             That’s th...
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5.25.2007

Gas Prices and Biofuels: How Lean Can Help

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Gas prices are setting new highs, concern is growing over environmental effects and the movement to produce ethanol and other alternative fu...
5.23.2007

Does Global Sourcing Ever Make Sense?

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Looking at a manufacturing supply chain strictly from a lean perspective, you should obtain parts locally, as close to your plant as possibl...
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5.21.2007

Reducing Hospital Infections Through a Lean Strategy

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Embracing green principles makes sense in healthcare construction because it saves energy and lowers infection rates, a new report says, and...
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5.18.2007

Respect for People at Delta

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If respect for people is a fundamental lean principle – and it is – then Delta Air Lines CEO Gerald Grinstein is someone who could be an exc...
5.16.2007

The Chrysler Deal Doesn’t Look Lean

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I’m generally in support of the idea of Chrysler being owned by a private equity group. It eliminates the need to look for so-called synergi...
5.11.2007

Lean and SCOR for Supply Chains

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You will only truly optimize your supply chain by using not only lean and six sigma, but also the Supply Chain Operations Reference model, k...
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5.09.2007

Does Boeing Have a Cutting-Edge Supply Chain?

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The relationships between Boeing and its suppliers represent the future of aerospace supply chains, according to an analysis conducted at MI...
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5.07.2007

Lean and The Resilient Enterprise

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“Resilient” is not one of the adjectives typically used in describing a lean enterprise. (“Flexible” or “agile” can be heard more often.) Bu...
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