Jan 29 2012
The 20-keys approach: a concise description
Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
I don’t believe in the 20-keys approach to Lean, but like this article as a concise statement of what it is.
Via www.articlesnatch.com
Jan 29 2012
Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
I don’t believe in the 20-keys approach to Lean, but like this article as a concise statement of what it is.
Via www.articlesnatch.com
By Michel Baudin • Blog clippings • 0 • Tags: Lean, Lean implementation, Lean manufacturing
Jan 28 2012
Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
Change is Good: After decades of batch-and-queue production, a veteran workforce has embraced the switch to cellular manufacturing.
Via www.industryweek.com
By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 0 • Tags: Cellular manufacturing, Lean manufacturing, Manufacturing engineering
Jan 28 2012
Via Scoop.it – Cellular manufacturing
Change is Good: After decades of batch-and-queue production, a veteran workforce has embraced the switch to cellular manufacturing.
Via www.industryweek.com
By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 1 • Tags: Cellular manufacturing, Lean manufacturing
Jan 27 2012
Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
In the midst of its gravest crisis, the industry turned to the same principles that had turned it into an international powerhouse, one that has been widely examined as a case study of how to build a global champion. In the days and weeks after the quake, Japanese companies put into play the well-honed doctrines of problem-solving, continuous improvement, root cause analysis and teamwork – extending even to co-operation between rivals that battle each other mercilessly in the marketplace.
Via www.ctv.ca
By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 1 • Tags: Disaster recovery, Lean manufacturing, Management
Jan 27 2012
Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
Chrysler Group LLC opened a new, state-of-the-art training center in Warren today, one designed to teach its workers the principles of World Class Manufacturing.
Via www.detroitnews.com
By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 1 • Tags: Lean manufacturing
Feb 2 2012
Lean, as Seen in Washington State Government
Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
GMAP stands for “Government Management Accountability and Performance”
Via www.governor.wa.gov
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By Michel Baudin • Blog clippings • 0 • Tags: Government