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Archives for May 2018

The Problem Lean May Never Overcome

May 28, 2018 by Bob Emiliani

The image at right shows the problem that Lean, as well as its predecessor systems of progressive management, has been unable to overcome and may never overcome: The inability to displace de jure -- except in rare cases, and for only a limited time. Sooner or later, de … [Read more...] about The Problem Lean May Never Overcome

Filed Under: BobEmiliani.com, Continuous Improvement, Conventional v. Lean Thinking, Lean Leadership, Respect for People Tagged With: business, classical management, de facto, de jure, Lean management, Speed Leadership, technical

Is Lean Too Arrogant to Save Itself?

May 12, 2018 by Bob Emiliani

Time has proven that the central problem with Lean management is that most senior leaders are not interested in it. They have many other ways to achieve their business goals without needing to think about Lean. Relatedly, sooner or later Lean always loses out to Classical management. Despite … [Read more...] about Is Lean Too Arrogant to Save Itself?

Filed Under: BobEmiliani.com, Continuous Improvement, Lean Leadership, Respect for People Tagged With: classical management, Lean management, Problem solving, Toyota

What’s Holding Lean Back?

May 10, 2018 by Bob Emiliani

We are all aware that precious few Lean transformations fulfill the vision of many Toyota-like managed companies in all industries. For decades, the prevailing wisdom was that better explanations of Lean, from Lean tools to Lean strategy, and more and more examples of Lean success, no matter how … [Read more...] about What’s Holding Lean Back?

Filed Under: Lean Leadership, BobEmiliani.com, Continuous Improvement, Real Lean v. Fake Lean, Respect for People, Time Machine Tagged With: classical management, de facto, de jure, Fake Lean, Lean, Lean management, Toyota

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