Tag: Books
Free Peeks into Taiichi Ohno’s Book
I think I've mentioned this resource before, the free content that is online in Google Books. Even though I own Taiichi Ohno's book...
Upcoming Book: How Toyota Became #1
I was just contacted this morning by David Magee, the author of the upcoming book How Toyota Became #1: Leadership Lessons from the World's...
LeanBlog Podcast #31 — David Meier on ‘Toyota Talent,’ Standardization, and...
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LeanBlog Podcast #31 is a discussion with David Meier, most recently the co-author of the book Toyota Talent, written with Dr. Jeffrey Liker.
In this...
Book Review: Boeing Versus Airbus
Review by Andy Wagner:
Name of the Book: Boeing Versus Airbus: The Inside Story of the Greatest International Competition in Business
Author: John Newhouse
Publication Date: 2007
Book...
Book Review: Lean For Dummies
Review By Dean Bliss (bio below):
Name of the Book: Lean For Dummies
Authors: Natalie J. Sayer and Bruce Williams
Publication date: 2007
Book description: What's the...
The Rollercoaster of Lean Transformations: Wiremold’s Post-Acquisition Journey, with Bob Emiliani
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LeanBlog Podcast #30 is an interview with Bob Emiliani, author of the books Better Thinking, Better Results, and Real Lean: Understanding the Lean Management...
I’m Writing A Book!
Last week, in calling for "guest bloggers," I hinted at a "special project" that will be keeping me busy over the next few months.The...
Jon Miller’s Mini Book Reviews
Kaizen and Lean Manufacturing thoughts | Gemba Panta ReiIn case you didn't see it, Jon has three mini book reviews on lean books, including...
New Book from Chuck Yorke
Book LinkThere's a new book from Chuck Yorke, co-author of the book All You Gotta Do Is Ask with Norm Bodek.The new book can...
LeanBlog Review: Toyota Talent
Toyota Talent is the third, and newest, book in the "Toyota Way" series:
The Toyota Way, written by Dr. Jeffrey Liker
The Toyota Way Fieldbook, by...
Freakonomics and Lean
Freakonomics: Official SiteI know this wouldn't count as "leisure reading" for many folks, but I'm reading (and very much enjoying) the book Freakonomics: A...
Not Neatness for Neatness Sake
MSN Careers - Is a Messier Desk Better?
I was going to blog about this book before and Dan Markovitz had beaten me to it....