The Fiddler's Tab Comes Due
15 June 2010
by BILL WADDELL "It is an old maxim and a very sound one that he who dances should always pay the fiddler," said Abraham Lincoln, and payin…
15 June 2010
by BILL WADDELL "It is an old maxim and a very sound one that he who dances should always pay the fiddler," said Abraham Lincoln, and payin…
13 June 2010
By Kevin Meyer I've blathered at length about Rube Goldberg-esque supply chains at Boeing and other similarly outsourcing-entranced companies. S…
11 June 2010
This week we visit the Kazuma Surfboards factory. A bit more fun, a bit more manual. Surf's up! Visit Superfactory for more virtual factory tou…
11 June 2010
by BILL WADDELL The post I wrote the other day referencing the 'Lean Community' sparked an interesting debate and a number of good comments.…
9 June 2010
By Kevin Meyer I've been a little out of touch over the last few weeks dealing with an unnecessarily complex business situation involving multipl…
8 June 2010
by BILL WADDELL I am not remotely qualified to advise anyone on the complexities of marriage or the workings of the female psyche; I can only observe…
6 June 2010
In news guaranteed to make Bill Waddell smile, new research from business school professors at Stanford and Wharton (yes, those pointy-headed academic…
4 June 2010
This week we visit a Dell computer factory. Different emphasis this time: can you count the number of non-lean activities? Visit Superfactory for mor…