EuroLogistics Magazine – “Gemba za oknem” by Joseph Paris – November 2012

ByXONITEK November 13, 2012January 6, 2020

“Gemba za oknem” (Lean Management), by Joseph Paris published in the October/November 2012 issue of Eurologistics Magazine – in Polish.

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In William Shakespeare’s “The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” (usually referred to simply as “Hamlet”), the main character, Hamlet, uses the phrase “undiscovered country” to refer to what lies beyond the grave – the afterlife – and our lack of knowledge of it, and our fear of it. As it is with death, so…
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Okay, we know that ‘Operations types’ focus on production, yield, shipping/receiving of raw material, scheduling, and more production. They figure their job is to make product, and more product, and continue making product according to the Master Schedule (at the required yield level) in order to make their numbers for the day/week/month. And they are…
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The concept of Overall Equipment Effectiveness was first written about in 1989 from a book called TPM Development Program – Implementing Total Productive Maintenance, edited by Seiichi Nakajima from the Japan Institute of Plant Maintenance. This was translated from the Japanese book TPM tenkai published in 1982. Prior to Overall Equipment Effectiveness, people monitored equipment…
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My first article for 2012 addressed New Year’s Resolutions and made the argument that they are a critical requirement for any personal Continuous Improvement program and speaks directly to “Plan, Do, Check, Adjust”. A year has gone by and I find that I believe in it still. I resolved that 2012 was going to be…
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EuroLogistics Magazine – “Gemba za oknem” by Joseph Paris – November 2012

Artificial Intelligence; The Next “Undiscovered Country”

Lean Management Journal – “Stepping Stones of the Lean Journey” by Joseph Paris: June 2015

Quality: So what good is it anyway, from an operations perspective?

OEE: The Most Misused and Abused Indicator

New Year’s Resolution – Personal Plan, Do, Check, Adjust

Lean Management Journal – “On Singling Out Followers” by Joseph Paris: June 2013

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