Womack’s WSJ Piece

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    WSJ.com – Why Toyota Won

    I still haven't found a free version, but here's a site with slightly more detail.

    Here is piece written by Jim Womack, in a similar vein to last week's email newsletter.

    His main bullet points:

    • GM and Ford can't design vehicles that Americans want to pay “Toyota money” for.
    • GM and Ford are clueless as to how to work with their suppliers.
    • GM and Ford have miasmic management cultures.
    • GM and Ford cling to their wide range of brands
    • GM and Ford still treat customers as strangers engaged in one-time transactions.
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