Is the Four Hour Work Week Really Lean?
16 September 2008
Regular reader know that I like Tim Ferris' book, The Four Hour Workweek. The productivity aspects of lean dovetail perfectly with the concepts h…
16 September 2008
Regular reader know that I like Tim Ferris' book, The Four Hour Workweek. The productivity aspects of lean dovetail perfectly with the concepts h…
15 September 2008
Guest author today is Cash Powell, Jr. of the University of Dayton's Center for Competitive Change. ----- When Orrie Fiume, then Executive Vice P…
14 September 2008
Over the past week or two I've written a couple of postson the bailout (ok, "loan") that the Detroit Three automakers are asking from Co…
13 September 2008
I enjoy traveling, although the past week in Switzerland and France has been rather grueling. One of the aspects I like most is seeing how cultures a…
12 September 2008
Regular readers know that I often conjure up some lean thoughts, albeit sometimes nebulous, from my travels. Take Italy, Argentina, and Chile for exa…
11 September 2008
Time has value. Those of us in the manufacturing world are distinctly aware of this as we deal daily with production schedules, output, and cycle tim…
10 September 2008
I often liken regulations, especially those that purport to create some form of social engineering, to balloons. You artificially distort the balloon…
9 September 2008
The latest Knowledge@Wharton has an interesting review of the book Globality: Competing With Everyone From Everywhere for Everything. If business is…