Tag: Books
Quote from "Getting the Right Things Done"
So after getting such strong recommendations about the book from Norman Bodek and, then today, from Dwight Bowen, I finally started reading "Getting the...
Getting the Right Things Done
IndustryWeek : How To Practice Hoshin KanriHere is a summary of a book published recently by the LEI. I recorded a podcast interview...
The Old "New Manufacturing Challenge"
By Jean Cunningham:I am just re-reading a book that I read at the beginning of my lean journey in 1992. It is The...
Oh No! "Lean for Dummies"
Tip of the hat to Jon Miller for finding this first. I have to chime in.
I'm sure a lot of us have joked...
Book Review: Lean Kaizen
By Luke Van Dongen:Name of Book: Lean Kaizen: A Simplified Approach to Process ImprovementsAuthors: George Alukal & Anthony ManosPublication Date: 2006Reviewed By: Luke Van...
Ford Folks Finally Reading TPS Books?
Teaming up may aid Ford, ToyotaAnother article about potential collaboration between Ford and Toyota. One tidbit:The grapevine buzz has it that the former...
Why Clean Your Desk? Is This 5S?
Why Clean Up Your Desk? Delight in Disorder Instead (WSJ $$)What does a clean desk have to do with 5S? It depends. ...
Book Review +: Profit Beyond Measure
By Jamie FlinchbaughOne of the most underrated voices in the "lean" world is Tom Johnson. I still regularly recommend his latest book, now 6...
New book from the LEI
New Hybrid Book Takes a 'Novel' Approach to Strategy Deployment: Financial News - Yahoo! FinanceHas anyone read the new book from the Lean Enterprise...
Future Leaders from the Ranks of our Colleges and Universities
by Jamie FlinchbaughI'm not sure if this has much to do with lean, other than to say that business leaders are needed to make...
I Bought a Lean Comic Book
I'm still waiting for the lean comic book to arrive after buying it on eBay. The link above is a column written about Hytrol...
New Contest — Pose a Lean Question or Challenge
We have winner (12/27)Hi, blog readers. It's time for another Lean Blog contest. Our first was the "Everyday Lean" contest, where the...
