The Lean Insider
A blog of news, research, and trends on operational excellence and Lean enterprise
7.31.2009
Taking a Break
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As much as I enjoy blogging, we all need a break now and then. See you in two weeks!
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Book Talk: Andy & Me
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In the middle of summer, people are often looking for novels or other summer reading they can take to t...
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7.30.2009
Doctors Should Not Impose Gag Orders on Patients
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A successful lean strategy requires transparency. Information should flow freely, and accurate data about performance should be available ...
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7.29.2009
‘Chinese Labor Cost is Not That Big a Factor’
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We lean advocates tend to rant about how so many businesses wrongly believe they need to outsource production to other countries, especial...
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7.27.2009
How to Ease the Conflict Between Medicine and Money
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Culture change is often the most difficult part of a lean transformation. That may be doubly true in healthcare, where culture – how peopl...
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7.24.2009
Book Talk: Value Stream Mapping for Healthcare Made Easy
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Lean tools used in manufacturing can be applied to other industries. But there may be some difference...
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7.23.2009
Lean Job Guarantees are Practical – And Ethical
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I came across a well-written expression of a lean manufacturing principle recently – in a column about ethics. I am referrin...
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7.22.2009
Process Improvements Help Hospital Reduce Specimen-Label Errors
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Huge numbers of patients, medications, specimens and test results circulate through a hospital, so it is critical that all of them be prop...
7.21.2009
Who Knew Fiat was a Lean Company?
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And the foreign automaker doing a good job of implementing lean manufacturing is… Fiat. Fiat? Yes, Fiat. The I...
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7.17.2009
Book Talk: Learning Packages
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Today I want to discuss the learning packages we sell, and hopefully spark a dialogue about what type...
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