This Week's Roundup
7 October 2011
by BILL WADDELL Welcome to the Top of the Curve In 2009 I wrote a piece called "Pop Goes China", pointing out that Chinese costs were head…
7 October 2011
by BILL WADDELL Welcome to the Top of the Curve In 2009 I wrote a piece called "Pop Goes China", pointing out that Chinese costs were head…
4 October 2011
by BILL WADDELL Bob Emiliani is one of those guys who enjoys well-deserved lean wizard status. He is an experienced lean practicianer, an author, a…
28 September 2011
by BILL WADDELL In most companies, people are hired by Human Resources according to criteria and policies set by HR and senior management - education…
28 September 2011
by BILL WADDELL I had breakfast with a team of folks from one of the big enterprise software outfits while I was at the Lean Accounting Summit - they…
22 September 2011
by BILL WADDELL Yesterday's post on breaking non-value adding costs out on the P&L drew a couple of the questions and opinions that can be ex…
21 September 2011
by BILL WADDELL Spending last week at the Lean Accounting Summit probably made me a bit over-sensitive to the subject, but coming across a story abou…
19 September 2011
by BILL WADDELL Over the years I have been known to badmouth typical approaches to 5S as a glorified housekeeping exercise - getting lean without doi…
19 September 2011
by BILL WADDELL Two companies I have worked closely with recently have a common thread: Both are very good, very lean manufacturers making very good…