This Week's Roundup
25 July 2011
by BILL WADDELL The tragedy of batch thinking Lean folks spend a lot of time agonizing over shrinking production batch sizes, but transportation bat…
25 July 2011
by BILL WADDELL The tragedy of batch thinking Lean folks spend a lot of time agonizing over shrinking production batch sizes, but transportation bat…
25 July 2011
by BILL WADDELL SEXY In an article on CNN - Why big data is suddenly sexy - the CEO of SAS says "For example, we are working with Macy's f…
24 July 2011
by BILL WADDELL The other day I compared the Rupert Murdoch -'I'm not responsible for the utter disregard for ethics that pervades my company…
23 July 2011
by BILL WADDELL When organizations get far enough along the lean journey they inevitably ask the obvious question: Why are we doing all of this cros…
22 July 2011
By Kevin Meyer A couple weeks ago I told you about how Singapore is finding a solution to transit system capacity problems that doesn't require v…
21 July 2011
by BILL WADDELL Man of Honor "I am Akio Toyoda of Toyota Motor Corporation. I would first like to state that I love cars as much as anyone, and…
20 July 2011
by BILL WADDELL An old Russian/German guy by the name of Wassily Leontief once said of economists, "We move from more or less plausible but real…
20 July 2011
By Kevin Meyer Last week brought us two stories of two companies mentioning their respective lean manufacturing efforts. I thought I'd show you…