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Tag Archives: Asia
Good Startup Ideas from Startup Weekend JB (Malaysia)
I like all these startup ideas from Startup Weekend JB (Malaysia). I can’t figure out how to comment on their blog (I am guessing Tumbler just eliminates commenting?), so I started this post – and ended up adding much more … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, Innovation, IT
Tagged Asia, business, Customer focus, customer service, Innovation, IT, management, Software Development, startup
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Deming Prizes for 2011 go to Companies Based in India, Taiwan and Thailand
The Union Japanese Scientists and Engineers (JUSE) has awarded the Deming Prize to 3 companies in 2011: Sanden Vikas Limited (India) The CPAC Roof Tile Company Limited (Thailand) – I am not sure if this link is for the right … Continue reading
Posted in Deming, Management
Tagged Asia, awards, Deming, Deming Prize, India, Japan, Thailand
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Deming Seminar in Singapore: New Philosophy of Management
The W. Edwards Deming Institute is working with the NTUC LearningHub to offer management seminars in Singapore. I will be co-facilitating at several seminars in Singapore with Kelly Allan and Kevin Cahill next month. The 2 1/2 day Seminar, Deming’s … Continue reading
Posted in Deming, Lean thinking, Management
Tagged Asia, Deming, John Hunter, Lean thinking, management, seminar, Singapore, training
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Global Manufacturing Data 2007
The updated data from the United Nations on manufacturing output by country clearly shows the USA remains by far the largest manufacturer in the world. UN Data, in billions of current US dollars: Country 1990 1995 2000 2005 2006 2007 … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Economics, India, Manufacturing, quote
Tagged Asia, China, curiouscat, economic data, Europe, Germany, India, Japan, Manufacturing, UK, USA
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Overview of 5 Nations Health Care Systems
PBS presents a very nice overview of the heath care systems in Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, Taiwan and Switzerland in: Sick Around the World. It is a just a surface view of the overall system but even so does a … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Health care, UK
Tagged Asia, Europe, Germany, health care system, Japan, UK
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Toyota Building Second Plant in India
Toyota is investing $350 million in a second Indian manufacturing plant. The plant is focused on producing vehicles for the local market – as the Toyota Production System suggests that production be close to the market. Toyota to invest Rs1,400 … Continue reading
Posted in India, Manufacturing, Toyota Production System (TPS)
Tagged Asia, India, Manufacturing, Toyota
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Inside Honda’s Brain
Inside Honda’s brain by Alex Taylor III why is Honda playing with robots? Or, for that matter, airplanes? Honda is building a factory in North Carolina to manufacture the Hondajet, a sporty twin-engine runabout that carries six passengers. Or solar … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Management, Science
Tagged Asia, cars, engineering, Innovation, Japan, research
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Go Lean to Remain Competitive
Go Lean to Remain Competitive [the broken link was removed]: Captains of industry should adopt Lean Production Systems, an idea {conceived} by Toyota for its car-making, to transform their plants to efficient ones, for survival in the globalisation era Sundaram … Continue reading
Posted in Deming, India, Lean thinking, Management
Tagged Asia, Deming, lean manufacturing, Management, Manufacturing
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2004 Deming Prize Awardees
2004 Deming Prize announcement – JUSE (Union of Japanese Scientists and Engineers) This year again provided impressive showings by India and Thailand: of the 6 awards 3 went to Indian Companies and 3 went to companies in Thailand. And this … Continue reading
Posted in Deming, India, Management
Tagged Asia, Deming, Deming Prize, India, Japan, Thailand
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