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Lean Thinking Impacts the Bottom Line |
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Lean thinking arrived on the American business scene during the height of the automotive competitive wars with Japan. The core principle is that no work should be done unless it is going to create customer value. Work should be performed in the simplest, most efficient way to maximize the smoothest throughput of product and services from you to the customer... Read more |
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Quality Improves the Bottom Line |
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My wife and I have been buying furniture recently, and are having a surprising experience. When the furniture arrives, quite often something is wrong. The style or fabric may not be what we selected. Or the goods will have been damaged in manufacture, packing or transit... Read more |
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Streamline Operations to Increase Efficiency |
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Every organization does things that don't add any value. Employees can easily identify reports that no one reviews, forms that require too many signatures, steps and procedures that don't add value. Every unnecessary step or requirement adds time, decreases productivity, costs money and reduces profitability... Read more
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