Lean Directions: LEAN vs. LAME
It's a bit recursive to link to a post that links to me, but Mike Thelen (a frequent comment participant here) has a new online column through the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. He always has something good to share, so check it out.
He references my “Lean As Misguidely Executed” posts, which you can see using the link just below:
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I just this second had a conversation with one of my co-workers about the difference between lean and LAME. I came to the blog to print him a copy of your original posting on LAME and look what I find!
Great recognition. We’ll make this an industry buzzword yet!