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Dec 21 2011

Cellular manufacturing at Loral Space

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
Loral uses cells to improve productivity in making satellites.
Via www.industryweek.com

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By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 0 • Tags: Cellular manufacturing, Lean manufacturing

Dec 21 2011

Bridgestone Holds Its Second Bridgestone Global TQM Conference

 

 

 

 

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

Bridgestone, the company that gave us Hoshin Planning, has a philosophy called “The Bridgestone Essence” and involves employees in improvement as part of TQM.
Via www.4-traders.com

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By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 0 • Tags: Kaizen, Quality, TQM

Dec 20 2011

Trailer Audits of Incoming Shipments

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

The trailer audit as a tool to detect problems with incoming shipments.
Via www.mfrtech.com

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By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 0 • Tags: Lean, Lean Logistics, Logistics

Lonnie Wilson

Dec 20 2011

IndustryWeek : So You Want to be a Change Agent — Are You Weird Enough?

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing
Thoughts about change agents from Lonnie Wilson: Change agents must be different enough to change the status quo but credible enough to connect and engage those in management and in the workforce who need to change.
Via www.industryweek.com

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By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 0 • Tags: Lean, Lean manufacturing, Management

Dec 19 2011

Quality circles live on in India

Via Scoop.it – lean manufacturing

Quality Circles were a short-lived fad in the US in the early 1980s. But they still exist in Japan, and thrive in India, where SteelGuru reports that 988 teams and 6200 delegates just participated in their 25th national conference in Hyderabad, India.
Via www.steelguru.com

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By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 0 • Tags: Continuous improvement, Lean, Quality

Dec 16 2011

How Manufacturing Software Should Adapt to Support Lean Principles

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This article takes a critical look at the debate between lean manufacturing and MRP software advocates, and how to find middle ground.
Via blog.softwareadvice.com

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By Michel Baudin • Press clippings • 0 • Tags: Kanban, Lean, Logistics, Production control, Production planning, Production scheduling

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