One Size Doesn't Fit All
26 July 2010
by BILL WADDELL Thanks to Jim Fernandez for sending me this article about Fiat's struggles to get their Italian workers to adopt American work pr…
26 July 2010
by BILL WADDELL Thanks to Jim Fernandez for sending me this article about Fiat's struggles to get their Italian workers to adopt American work pr…
24 July 2010
By Kevin Meyer A couple of news items lately prompted me to take a look at my undesired investment, as a taxpayer, in General Motors. With a couple…
24 July 2010
Our partner Gemba Academy has released a new online training course called "The Seven Quality Control Tools." This 22-module course goes th…
23 July 2010
By Kevin Meyer Over the last decade or so, perhaps as lean took root and oozed from my professional to my personal life, I've changed from wantin…
19 July 2010
by BILL WADDELL Company #1 Next week it will be one year since I first heard from a mega-giant, multi-national company everyone has heard of with a…
18 July 2010
By Kevin Meyer I often talk about the importance of the oft-forgotten second pillar of lean manufacturing: respect for people. So many companies, us…
16 July 2010
by BILL WADDELL Like a lot of companies, Nissan approaches lean like the woman who orders a double cheeseburger, chili cheese fries ... and a Diet Co…
14 July 2010
by BILL WADDELL So a guy named Mark Selway is brought into the Boral Company - a big global building products company based out of Australia - to tu…