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October 6, 2005
The Toyota Way Fieldbook

Topic: Management Improvement

The Toyota Way Fieldbook - a Practical Guide to implementing Toyota’s 4Ps by Jeffrey Liker has just been released. For this book he is joined by David Meier, and they delve into applying the concepts from his excellent book: The Toyota Way. Toyota’s 4Ps: Philosophy, Processes, People, and Partners.

“The Toyota Way Fieldbook details the language, concepts, and tools that managers need to use Toyota’s success-proven practices in any organization. Readers are given valuable insights into the company’s system and culture along with diagnostic tools, work sheets, and exercises–many adapted directly from Toyota originals.”

Jeffrey Liker’s web site
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