Taiichi Ohno's workplace management : with new commentary from global quality visionaries
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Format : | Livre |
Langue : | anglais |
Titre complet : | Taiichi Ohno's workplace management : with new commentary from global quality visionaries / [Taiichi Ohno]; [foreword by Fujio Cho]; [english tranlation by John Miller] |
Édition : | Special 100th birthday ed. |
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New York :
McGraw-Hill
, cop. 2013 |
Description matérielle : | 1 vol. (XII-195 p.) |
Sujets : |
- Foreword / Fujio Cho
- Preface / Taiichi Ohno
- The wise mend their ways
- If you are wrong, admit it
- Misconceptions reduce efficiency
- Confirm failures with your own eyes
- Misconceptions hidden within common sense
- The blind spot in mathematical calculations
- Don't fear opportunity losses
- Limited volume production is to produce at a low cost
- Reduced inventory, increased work in process
- The misconception that mass production is cheaper
- Wasted motion is not work
- Agricultural people like inventory
- Improve productivity even with reduced volumes
- Do Kaizen when times are good
- Just in time
- Old man Sakichi Toyoda's Jidoka idea
- The goal was ten-fold higher productivity
- The supermarket system
- Toyota made the Kanban system possible
- We learned forging changeover at Toyota do Brasil
- "Rationalization" is to do what is rational
- Shut the machines off!
- How to produce at a lower cost
- Fight the robot fad
- Work is a competition of wits with subordinates
- There are no supervisors at the Administrative Gemba
- We can still do a lot more Kaizen
- Wits don't work until you feel the squeeze
- Become a reliable boss
- Sort, set in order, sweep, sanitize
- There is a correct sequence to Kaizen
- Operational availability vs. rate of operation
- The difference between production engineering and manufacturing engineering
- The pitfall of cost calculation
- The Monaka system
- Only the Gemba can do cost reduction
- Follow the decisions that were made
- The standard time should be the shortest time
- Afterword
- About the author
- Seeking what Taiichi Ohno sought / Jon Miller
- Ohno's insights on human nature / Bob Emiliani
- A revolution in consciousness / John Shook
- Taiichi Ohno as master trainer / Jeffrey Liker
- Reflections on the centenary of Taiichi Ohno / Masaaki Imai
- Selected sayings of Taiichi Ohno
- About Kaizen Institute
- Worldwide contact information for Kaizen Institute Consulting Group