The Lean Insider
A blog of news, research, and trends on operational excellence and Lean enterprise
7.30.2007
A Year of Cost Control: Wrongheaded Business Analysis
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A commentary by an executive of consulting firm Accenture about the wireless telephone service industry embodies a lot of things...
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7.11.2007
Time Out
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I'll be on vacation until the week of July 30. If my desire to blog becomes overwhelming while I devote the next couple of weeks to self...
7.09.2007
Toyota Shifting Production to Lower Labor Costs? It Could Happen
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Would Toyota , the embodiment of lean manufacturing and respect for people, ever consider relocating production to reduce labor costs? ...
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7.06.2007
Easing Airline Delays: What Can Lean Do?
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Can a lean approach help address the delays and inconvenience that increasingly plague the nation’s airlines? As I read about ho...
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7.04.2007
Ross Robson Interview, Part 2: The Need for Fair Trade
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Add Ross Robson to the list business leaders who believe that government action is needed to ensure fair trade for American manufacturers. ...
7.02.2007
Ross Robson Interview, Part I: The Obstacles to Lean Implementations
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American manufacturers can compete successfully in the global marketplace with lean strategies, but first they have to overcome the obstacle...
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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. ...
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