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Daily Archives: January 31, 2007
Transforming With Lean
Dave Gleditsch, Chief Technology Officer, Pelion Systems, makes many excellent points in: Transforming Your Business To Lean: Lessons Learned [the broken link was removed]: First and foremost, we should always keep the customer at the forefront of the planning and … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, Deming, Lean thinking, Management, Management Articles, quote
Tagged Lean thinking, transformation
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Encourage Improvement Action by Everyone
Centralizing decision making is not an effective way to manage organizations. Organizations need to encourage improvement by everybody in the organization. We need to create a system where that is encouraged and supported. However, there can be problems with just … Continue reading
Posted in Management, Process improvement, Respect, Systems thinking
Tagged curiouscat, system thinking, tips
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