I got sidetracked from the DC lean tour. I’ll wrap it up with this installment. The tour starts here, with Part 1. See all of the posts here. Random lean images and thoughts from the trip: I was able to…
Continuing on the tour (click here for previous stops), we step back into the National Museum of American History, where they had some fantastic displays of early American manufacturing. One display case featured the rifles from the Harpers Ferry Armory,…
Here is part #3 of our DC lean tour, having already visited the National Museum of American History. I already have one Presidential quote that is somewhat lean related. I use it in the context of management needing to go…
Here’s stop #2 on the tour, just having come from the Julia Child “Lean” Kitchen… Still at the National Museum of American History, there is a sign on the wall that talks about a little manufacturing history. The Society for…
Over Memorial Day weekend, my wife and I visited Baltimore and Washington DC. As much as I try to “turn off” that lean part of my brain, it’s tough when historical items jump out that remind me of lean. Here…
