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Technology / Process management / Toyota / Lean manufacturing / John Seddon / Failure demand / Taiichi Ohno / Lean services / Lean accounting / Business / Management / Manufacturing
Date: 2010-03-24 06:17:54
Technology
Process management
Toyota
Lean manufacturing
John Seddon
Failure demand
Taiichi Ohno
Lean services
Lean accounting
Business
Management
Manufacturing

How lean became mean Professor John Seddon March 2010 Eager to achieve Toyota-style levels of performance differentiation, service organisations have flocked to embrace ‘lean’. Unfortunately, many are becoming disill

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