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Skill development and mindset change

Linus Brodén, demand chain officer at HP Tronic, a contract electronics manufacturer in Sweden, presents a case study which explores how a lean transformation got

Linus Brodén, demand chain officer at HP Tronic, a contract electronics manufacturer in Sweden, presents a case study which explores how a lean transformation got underway at the factory.

Published: 8 October 2014 1:06pm

by Andrew Putwain

Human lean – the key to lean sustainment is an engaging leader

Mark Gregory explains how the secret to lean lies in the employee engagement proposition not in the productivity benefit that a lean tool set provides.

Published: 18 August 2014 12:17pm

by Andrew Putwain

Sector Focus: Farming – lean production

LMJ goes down country to explore how car industry technology has revolutionised Synlait Farms, the New Zealand dairy consortium is transforming the way it does

LMJ goes down country to explore how car industry technology has revolutionised Synlait Farms, the New Zealand dairy consortium is transforming the way it does business by adapting lean principles to the agricultural sector and has become a world first.

Published: 18 August 2014 12:01pm

by Andrew Putwain

Lesson from Deming: Drive out fear; create trust

This month LMJ discusses the paralysing results for a business that manages with fear.

Published: 18 August 2014 11:48am

by Andrew Putwain

Case Study: Less haste, more speed

John Bouthillon, CEO of PO Construction, gives us 10 lean lessons in project management from the construction industry.

Published: 18 August 2014 11:23am

by Andrew Putwain

What makes lean a science

Author, speaker and associate researcher at Telecom ParisTech Michael Ballé shares his collaboration with Jacques Chaize, Patrick Decoster, and Ariane Bouzette that discusses lean as

Author, speaker and associate researcher at Telecom ParisTech Michael Ballé shares his collaboration with Jacques Chaize, Patrick Decoster, and Ariane Bouzette that discusses lean as a science.

Published: 18 August 2014 11:12am

by Andrew Putwain

Science of lean

Jeffrey Liker and Mike Rother explore how practical scientific thinking can improve results in lean.

Jeffrey Liker, professor of industrial and operations engineering at the University of Michigan and author of The Toyota Way: 14 Management Principles from the World’s Greatest Manufacturer as well as nine other books and Mike Rother, engineer and management and leadership speaker, explore how practical scientific thinking can improve results in lean.

Published: 18 August 2014 10:47am

by Andrew Putwain

Lean as folk medicine

Jon Miller, partner at the Kaizen Institute and founder of the Gemba Academy, argues that lean needs to develop itself as a scientific method

Jon Miller, partner at the Kaizen Institute and founder of the Gemba Academy, argues that lean needs to develop itself as a scientific method in order to improve both its reputation and its own ability to function as efficiently as it can.

Published: 18 August 2014 10:28am

by Andrew Putwain

Leannovation

Professor Daniel Jones, founding chairman of the Lean Enterprise Academy, entrepreneur Jean-Claude Bihr, and author and speaker Michael Ballé collaborate to discuss the plan-do-check-act

Professor Daniel Jones, founding chairman of the Lean Enterprise Academy, entrepreneur Jean-Claude Bihr, and author and speaker Michael Ballé collaborate to discuss the plan-do-check-act from a scientific angle and the importance of blending theory and investing in test methods to produce new kinds of lean innovation.

Published: 18 August 2014 10:07am

by Andrew Putwain

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