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Daily Archives: December 18, 2005
Nonprofit Baldrige Award
Nonprofits Can Apply for Baldrige Quality Award in 2007 [the broken link was removed]: Starting in 2007, nonprofit organizations—including charities, trade and professional associations, and government agencies—will be eligible to apply for the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, the nation’s … Continue reading
Planet Kaizen
Toyota has a section on their web site called Planet Kaizen [the broken link to www.toyota.com/planetkaizen was removed, this is a rare instance where they are doing us a favor by removing this poorly designed application from the internet]: “what … Continue reading
Posted in IT, Management, Toyota Production System (TPS)
Tagged bad usability, internet, IT, Software Development, Toyota, usability
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Bad Visual Controls – Software
Bad Visual Controls Example: Software via Lean Manufacturing Blog. Funny example. If I had to use it I might use a different adjective. In the example, the software uses icons that are not obvious. The user has pasted labels on … Continue reading
Posted in Fun, IT, Lean thinking, Management, Software Development
Tagged Software Development, usability, visual work instructions
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