The Lean Insider

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

6.29.2007

Lean Management, Respect for People and Google

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An interesting article about Google in the July 2 issue of Forbes prompts some thoughts about the meaning of the lean concept of respect for...
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6.27.2007

Nissan: Trying to Be Lean

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Toyota gets most of the publicity, but it’s not the only Asian automaker pursuing a lean strategy.             Nissan is another, or at lea...
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6.25.2007

Lean in Education: Continuous Improvement in Elementary Schools

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Can you teach lean principles to elementary school students? The Mountain View Whisman School District in Mountain View , California , is...
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6.22.2007

The True Cost of Outsourcing: Loss of Trust

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An excellent column in The New York Times this week says a great deal about the dangers of outsourcing and what customers regard as value. ...

The True Cost of Outsourcing: Loss of Trust

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An excellent column in The New York Times this week says a great deal about the dangers of outsourcing and what customers regard as value. ...
6.20.2007

Rising Logistics Costs: Inventory Shifts, Not Reductions

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Logistics costs are rising, and increased inventory is one of the reasons, according to a new report.             On the face of it, that mi...
6.18.2007

Visual Controls: Hospital Wristbands

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  In an action that embodies the principles of both visual controls and standard work, several Arizona hospitals have agreed to all use the...
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6.15.2007

Lean Fishing?

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Here’s one I hadn’t heard before.             The Marine Fisheries Agency, a branch of the British government, has announced a series of gra...
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6.13.2007

The Auto Companies Suppliers Like Best

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I rarely write about awards, but I was intrigued by some awards presented at the recent Automotive News Manufacturing Conference – awards t...
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6.11.2007

When Did You First Know?

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Sometimes things go wrong. You fail to produce the quantity of product you need by a deadline. A shipment is delayed. Or something else happ...
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