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Relentless Improvement
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Relentless Improvement

by Bill Trudell
November 2012
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
240 pages
6h 55m
English
Productivity Press
Content preview from Relentless Improvement
Lean Transformation # 1 • 107
overemphasis on volume as opposed to quality combined with very poor
management decisions and ego greatly impacted this company. In my
eyes, the company producing Brand X focused on “getting things done,”
and its sister company focused on “getting things right.” at to me is the
primary reason that the sister company has survived and as of today the
Brand X company has faded.
In a plant that was already struggling from years of bad management and
assembling boats with signicant design-for-build defects, workers were
being asked to box up components highly susceptible to damage and ship
them for assembly in a plant not experienced or equipped for assembling
large boats. is was a huge distraction that just added ...
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ISBN: 9781466554313