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Aug 7 2013

GE Appliance Plant Survival Credited to Lean | Chattanooga Times Free Press

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“Appliance maker Roper Corp. to expand in LaFayette, Ga. […] Scott Ossewaarde, president of Roper, credited the plant’s location and lean manufacturing methods with its survival through the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression.”

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Aug 6 2013

Lantech, early adopter of Lean, still going strong | Manufacturing Business Technology

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“To drive its production efficiency and quality, Lantech looks to Lean as a way to not just solve its own production problems but also those of its customers. “Lean is really a business philosophy,” says Lancaster, “it’s an important leg of the stool that’s kept us successful for so long.”

What sets Lantech apart from the competition is the fact that its employees are spending 30 to 40 percent of their creative energy problems solving, says Lancaster, and the rest of their energy is spent on making Lantech’s products better — safer, higher quality, lower cost, quicker. “They go home feeling like they really made a difference, rather than go home frustrated that they had to use all their energy to solve the same problem today that they did last week.”

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Aug 1 2013

How to avoid human mistakes in production? The Lean approach | Renaud Anjoran

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Human operators make mistakes. But there are solutions: adopting the right philosophy, mistake-proofing each process, and self-inspection. (How to avoid human mistakes in production? The lean approach.

 

Michel Baudin‘s insight:

Renaud Anjoran shares his experience of mistake-proofing in Chinese factories, and quotes “Lean Assembly.” Thanks.

See on www.qualityinspection.org

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Jul 29 2013

How the Tesla Model S is Made | The Window | Wired

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If founder Elon Musk is right, Tesla Motors just might reinvent the American auto industry—with specialized robots building slick electric cars in a factory …

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Tesla just released this promotional video showing glimpses of its factory, the former NUMMI plant in Fremont, CA. Tesla is partialy owned by Toyota.

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By Michel Baudin • Web scrapings • 1 • Tags: Elon Musk, NUMMI, Tesla, Toyota

Jul 26 2013

Australia’s Lean Trojan | Troy Taylor

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Not all RTO’s are doing a great job, read this post and find out why your selection will make all the difference.

 

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An Australian version of Certification-Shmertification!

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