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How to Implement Lean Manufacturing
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How to Implement Lean Manufacturing

McGraw-Hill, 2009 更多详情


Editorial Rating

8

Qualities

  • Applicable

Recommendation

Lonnie Wilson brings decades of experience to this practical guide. He shows you how to put lean manufacturing to work in the real world without the usual windbag textbook theories and with plentiful examples. getAbstract finds that he provides solid information about what you need to do (and don’t need to do) to maximize lean’s benefits for your company. Wilson is clear and strikingly passionate. His manual is not difficult to understand, but it is somewhat technical. He directs his lessons – and his informed opinions – toward those who already know a good bit about manufacturing processes. He explains how Toyota uses lean within its Toyota Production System, but he also discusses how you can put lean into practice. Wilson describes how important corporate culture is to implementing lean manufacturing and notes which aspects of your organization must align with its approach. The book is full of checklists, assessments and charts to help you get to its core principles easily and grasp them quickly without ever getting lost in a fog of philosophy.

Take-Aways

  • Your company can implement aspects of lean manufacturing quickly and begin realizing its benefits right away.
  • Variation in your processes is your enemy. Strive to remove all of it.
  • Toyota’s Production System is a business philosophy. Lean is only one segment of it.

About the Author

Lonnie Wilson has many years of experience with lean. He founded Quality Consultants, which helps small and large companies implement lean’s principles and techniques.


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