Collected Practices and Cases
Buch, Englisch, 160 Seiten, Format (B × H): 164 mm x 229 mm, Gewicht: 231 g
ISBN: 978-1-56327-326-1
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Lean Culture: Collected Practices and Cases provides a variety of case studies taken from articles previously published in Lean Manufacturer Advisor: the monthly newsletter by Productivity Press. All focus on cultural issues, ranging from the role of top management, to training and development of workers and managers, to building buy-in and to sustaining the culture.
Highlights include: - Practical, in-depth descriptions of cultural issues in a lean transformation, written in a conversational, easy-to-read style.
- Many case studies unavailable from any other single source.
- Articles categorized by specific area - all desired information is easily located.
- Real-world information about culture change collected in one handy book.
Zielgruppe
Professional and Professional Practice & Development
Fachgebiete
Weitere Infos & Material
IntroductionPart I: Building SupportChapter 1: Aggressive Management Builds a New Hartz Mountain CultureChapter 2: The Ways to Win Hearts and MindsChapter 3: Creating a New Culture Is Company's First PriorityChapter 4: Tips for Molding a Kaizen CultureChapter 5: Employees Offer Suggestions When a Process Is in PlaceChapter 6: Approach Is Key in Attempt to Make Union a PartnerChapter 7: The Really Tough Part: Selling Lean to the CEOChapter 8: Semi-Stealth Strategy Turns Top Executives into BelieversPart II: Staff DevelopmentChapter 9: Plan to Increase Your Skills InventoryChapter 10: Acquiring and Building ExpertiseChapter 11: Plan Your Search Carefully to Get the Right Lean LeaderChapter 12: Improving Hiring Processes Saves Both Time and MoneyChapter 13: Ten Critical Areas Where Supervisors Need Your Help with Culture ChangeChapter 14: Structured Program Builds Skills of Team LeadersChapter 15: Want a High-Level Job Here? You Better Learn Lean FirstChapter 16: Plastics Firm's Lean Team Is Its Source of New TalentPart III: Sustaining ChangeChapter 17: An Assessment Tool Tells You Whether Your Culture Is Lean Chapter 18: Nine Steps for Getting TPM Buy-In from Varied GroupsChapter 19: Frequent Feedback Fosters Changes in Company CultureChapter 20: A Good Day of Production Begins with a Good MeetingChapter 21: Compensation Helps Lean Pay OffChapter 22: Incentives Should Be Based on Outcomes, Not ActivitiesChapter 23: Satisfaction Yields Improved ResultsChapter 24: Integrate Your Improvement Methods if You Want Your Initiatives to Last