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How to teach your team to identify and eliminate non-value-added steps, and how doing so will improve your quality, productivity, and delivery. Learn what to do each day of the Kaizen Event, and how to stay on track. How to avoid a long list of lingering action items after your Kaizen Events. How to sustain the results attained during kaizen events over the long-term. Learn the similarities and differences among: lean manufacturing, JIT, demand flow, and cellular manufacturing.
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Posted by Jim Brogard, Knoxville on 20th Jun 2012
I liked the book. It was written as a narrative, and I think that is effective to many extents. I wish it had gone a bit more into the specifics in a couple of places, but it got Regan's point across enough.
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