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recommends the following books. To get started in lean
manufacturing, we recommend that you read James Womack's and Daniel Jones'
classic Lean Thinking. Lean Transformation and Lean
Six Sigma are also excellent books that are full of ideas, plans, and
formulas for lean manufacturing and six sigma success. Leaning
into Six Sigma tells, in the form of a fictional story, about
combining the power of lean and six sigma. And finally, The
Machine that Changed the World, is the original Womack and Jones work
on lean manufacturing- a fascinating book on the auto industry. The
newest book on lean and the Toyota Production System is The Toyota Way
by Jeffrey Liker; it contains very detailed information on how Toyota has
achieved its great success. Finally, we recommend two books by one
of the greatest contributors to the advancement of lean manufacturing in
America, Norman Bodek. Kaikaku: The Power and Magic of Lean
tells of Norman's experiences with some of the greatest manufacturing
minds of the 20th century; this will help any organization begin thinking
differently. Also written by Norman Bodek with Chuck Yorke is All
You Gotta Do is Ask; this book talks about creating a culture of
continuous improvement; if you want to know how to promote large numbers
of ideas from your employees, read this book. Without a culture of
continuous improvement, lean will not succeed. Better Thinking,
Better Results by Emiliani is the story of Wiremold's lean
transformation process- it is a must read for CEO's and managers
intending to transform their organizations.
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