Old Lean Dude
A Blog About Understanding The Toyota Production System and Gaining Its Full Benefits, brought to you by "The Toast Guy"
Category Archives: continuous improvement (10)
Bending the Curve
Leave a reply
America’s form of government, borne out of an ideal of freedom and equality, has, for all of our short-term criticisms, been the object of continuous..
This entry was posted in
lean,
old lean dude,
continuous improvement,
healthcare,
jamie flinchbaugh,
northeast shingo prize conference,
harry moser,
bruce hamilton,
walter lowell,
made in america,
government,
reshoring,
manufacturing
on
September 14 , 2011.
Mad as H_ll
Okay, I admit, some days I get a little upset when I think about the exodus of jobs from our shores. This clip from the movie Network sums up my..
This entry was posted in
old lean dude,
continuous improvement,
jamie flinchbaugh,
shingo prize,
harry moser,
bruce hamilton,
made lean in america,
lean conference,
reshoring,
manufacturing
on
September 12 , 2011.
Blame Wars
My introduction to corrective action, about forty years ago, was a four-part form called an Internal Discrepancy Report, or “IDR” as it was..
This entry was posted in
old lean dude,
continuous improvement,
jamie flinchbaugh,
shingo prize,
bruce hamilton,
made lean in america,
lean conference
on
September 08 , 2011.