This is one question that lurks behind most discussions I've had about standards and standards work. Those who find standards work challenging tend to respond with, "What we've been doing…
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A reader wrote to me and described a situation with his employer. He described his firm's adherence to Lean as something that was good on a good day and rather…
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One question that I hear a lot is, "How do I convince my leaders to practice Lean?" I suspect that I hear this question for two reasons: 1. Their leaders…
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In keeping with the spirit of this issue - the 25th anniversary of Manufacturing AUTOMATION - below is a list of the top 25 ways to make Lean a success…
Written by Dr. Timothy Hill Category: Columns
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Toyota has about 45 minutes worth of inventory sitting around at any given time. When I tell people this fact, they are all aghast; particularly those in the health care…
Written by Dr. Timothy Hill Category: Columns
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Not too long ago, I was reading an interview with Robert "Doc" Hall, Professor Emeritus at Indiana University, and a founding member of the Association for Manufacturing Excellence. In the…
Written by Dr. Timothy Hill Category: Columns
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Twenty-five years after the release of Masaaki Imai's classic book Kaizen, many organizations have continued to pursue Lean/kaizen. Unfortunately, many more have dropped their efforts.
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I am often asked about the presentation of Lean results. "How do we report our gains?" "Where do we post our gains?" "Do I need to make my results fancy,…
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