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 “Another great book from the co-creator of the Toyota Production System (Lean Manufacturing.) Once again, Dr. Shingo shows both his brilliance and simplicity in teaching us how to identify and solve problems. Toyota’s great power is in developing people, all employees, and having them involved in continuous improvement. Dr Shingo in this book tells both wonderful stories and takes us through a clear methodology to attack those problems we all face every day on the factory floor, in the office or in any work environment."I am very grateful to Mrs. Shingo for discovering The Art of Creative Thinking and I also want to thank Collin McLoughlin and his staff at ENNA for their distinctive cover design, fine editing and co-producing this book with me. Please note that Dr. Jeffrey Liker, author of The Toyota Way has written the foreword. “This book contains a myriad of case studies taken from office examples as well as shop floors. It is a gold mine of improvement ideas that cumulatively must have saved millions, and could still do so today!” - Don Dewar , President & Founder Quality Digest Magazine. “Practicing kaizen (the habit of making small improvements) eludes many people. Dr. Shingo’s Scientific Thinking Mechanism replaces the hope of the flash of creativity with a reliable and learnable habit-building approach. Thanks for making this Rosetta Stone for kaizen available to the world.” -Hal Macomber Principal Lean Project Consulting, Inc. Order your Copy now! You can request a copy of this book for $59.40 by emailing to the e-mail address show below with the following information Name, Address, Phone# , Fax #, VISA/Master Card #, Book Title and Number of copies required . Completing
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| “This book is great. Norman Bodek has discovered another goldmine of information for us to enjoy. Shingo’s earlier books were real masterpieces that described in detail the techniques and the principles behind each revolutionary practice of the Toyota Production System. They were a real windfall to practitioners of Lean as they distilled decades of knowledge and presented it with a large number of actual examples making it easy to assimilate and apply. This book goes a step further as it deals with the thinking process that underlies Shingo’s genius. I think this is just what the Lean movement needs to help it spread beyond manufacturing, and into other sectors such as services and healthcare.” “For those of us who have revered the work of Dr. Shingo, this is an exciting work. More so than any other of his books, “Kaizen and the Art of Creative Thinking” gives us insight into the ‘how’ of Dr. Shingo’s developments and accomplishments. His perspective is based in practical, real–world opportunities, not encumbered by complex theory and management rhetoric.” |
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