Nov 12 2017
Mark DeLuzio started a discussion on LinkedIn with the following question:
“My Sensei Mr. Nakao once told me: ‘The hardest thing to do in TPS is to create flow.’ What do you think about that?”
It started a spirited debate, with the following participants, in alphabetical order: Bruce Andersen, Rob Beesley , Vincent Bozzone, Mark DeLuzio, Michael Dunne, Okan Gurbuz, Shahrukh Irani, Kerry McPherson,, Gregoire Nleme, Okan Gurbuz, Egidijus Karitonis, Sunil Malagi, Paul Van Metre, Jerry O’Dwyer, John Peck, Luis Saenz, Ravi Vaidiswaran, Prasad Velaga, Raka Rao, Sandur Subramanyam, Mark Warren
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The following is a digest of my own answers, collated before they vanish in the replies-of-replies bowels of LinkedIn.
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By Michel Baudin • Blog clippings 0 • Tags: Assembly Lines, Fabrication, Flow, Job-shop, Machine Shops, Runners-Repeaters-Strangers
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Nov 12 2017
How Hard Is It To Create Flow?
Mark DeLuzio started a discussion on LinkedIn with the following question:
It started a spirited debate, with the following participants, in alphabetical order: Bruce Andersen, Rob Beesley , Vincent Bozzone, Mark DeLuzio, Michael Dunne, Okan Gurbuz, Shahrukh Irani, Kerry McPherson,, Gregoire Nleme, Okan Gurbuz, Egidijus Karitonis, Sunil Malagi, Paul Van Metre, Jerry O’Dwyer, John Peck, Luis Saenz, Ravi Vaidiswaran, Prasad Velaga, Raka Rao, Sandur Subramanyam, Mark Warren
Sourced through LinkedIn
The following is a digest of my own answers, collated before they vanish in the replies-of-replies bowels of LinkedIn.
Contents
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By Michel Baudin • Blog clippings 0 • Tags: Assembly Lines, Fabrication, Flow, Job-shop, Machine Shops, Runners-Repeaters-Strangers