The Lean Insider
A blog of news, research, and trends on operational excellence and Lean enterprise
9.28.2011
The Supply Chain Executive?
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I recently came across this great article written by Michael Koploy over on the Software Advice site. Koploy argues that technology compa...
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9.21.2011
What Toyota Team Members Have to Say
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Productivity Press recently published a very special book -- One Team on All Levels: Stories from Toyota Team Members, Second Edition . Thi...
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9.08.2011
What Happens When Two Automakers Cross Paths at an Airport?
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I actually had to read this great article over on the International Business Times site a couple of times to ensure I got it right! Toyota...
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8.11.2011
Mapping the Process -- Finding the Waste
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Robert Damelio published a second edition of his best selling book The Basics of Process Mapping this year, and I recently spoke with him ...
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8.04.2011
Are Team Conflicts Often Part of the Process in Lean Design Projects?
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Have any readers been involved in a construction project that applied Lean design techniques ? Most often, the benefits described involve re...
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7.25.2011
Green in a Globalized World
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During a recent email exchange with Joao Neiva de Figueiredo -- co-editor of the recently released book, Green Products: Perspectives on In...
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7.13.2011
Lean and the Smaller Companies
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I recently read this article , authored by Glyn Finney , over on the Achieving Business Excellence site, about the effectiveness of Lean im...
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7.06.2011
Perceived Quality and Market Share
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Last week, I had a phone conversation with Robert Fantina , co-author of the recently released book, Your Customers' Perception of Quali...
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6.20.2011
Safety and Sustainability Are Not Barriers to Business Success
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Last week, I spoke with Dennis Averill (who recently published a book titled Lean Sustainability: Creating Safe, Enduring, and Profitable O...
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6.01.2011
The TWI Programs -- Who Needs a Trainer?
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Donald Dinero , author of two books on the topic of Training Within Industry (TWI) -- Training Within Industry: The Foundation of Lean and ...
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