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Brian Suszek on 07 Aug 10

I like the idea. However, I can't read it real well. What I can read looks awfully simplistic.

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A Lean Journey: New Feature: Daily Lean Tips - 0 views

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Lean Manufacturing time management

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A Lean Journey: Effective Information Visualization - 0 views

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Lean Manufacturing Visual Management

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A Lean Journey: Lean Quote The Impossible Untried - 0 views

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lean Manufacturing

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Reducing Wasted Motion Really Pays Off - 1 views

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lean waste motion

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Brian Suszek on 27 Jul 10

The video is a bit lengthy for the message. However, it definitely gets the point across in a vivid illustration.

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A Lean Journey: Organize with A Thing A Day Challenge - 1 views

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5S Lean Manufacturing

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Do You Know How to Handle Your Constraint? - 0 views

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Lean Manufacturing Theory of Constraints

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Apply these to DID, what could we do differently?

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How do you change a culture? - 0 views

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Lean Manufacturing Culture

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Toyota Turns the Clock Back a Decade to Improve Quality - 1 views

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Lean Manufacturing Toyota

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The Theory of Constraints: The Fundamentals - 0 views

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Theory of Constraints Lean Manufacturing

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The Power of "Yes, if" instead of "No, because" - 0 views

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Brian Suszek on 30 Jun 10

I agree. Let's help each other implement this change in language.

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Respect for People - 1 views

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A Lean Journey: The Scrap Market: A Place for Defects - 0 views

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Lean Manufacturing Problem Solving

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Brian Suszek on 16 Jun 10

This provides real time feedback to those in the cell where the defects are occurring. Now the team can work to eliminate the root cause of the defects by starting with the highest impact defects. The bin with the largest quantity of defects has the highest contribution to poor quality. This is essentially a visual pareto chart where focusing on the vital few is possible.

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">This provides real time feedback to those in the cell where the defects are occurring. Now the team can work to eliminate the root cause of the defects by starting with the highest impact defects. The bin with the largest quantity of defects has the highest contribution to poor quality. This is essentially a visual pareto chart where focusing on the vital few is possible.</div>

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