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Gwendolyn Galsworth on Visual Displays, Supervisors as Leaders of Improvement, and...

The “Black Art” of Lean Leadership: Bob Emiliani on Real Lean

Norman Bodek on His 68th Trip to Japan, Canon vs. Toyota,...

How Toyota Develops Lean Leaders — Jeffrey Liker on Manager Development...

Jeffrey Liker on Toyota Culture and the Human Side of the...

Womack on China Costs and Lean Healthcare

The Rollercoaster of Lean Transformations: Wiremold’s Post-Acquisition Journey, with Bob Emiliani

Jim Womack on GM, Ford, Toyota, and the Meaning of Lean

Maximizing Manufacturing Efficiency in China: A Discussion on Lean Principles with...

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Creating a Lean Culture That Lasts: A Conversation with David Mann

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