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The Power Of The Cycle Count

Posted Sep 29, 2016 // Chadwick Heard

Your best teacher is your last mistake. - Ralph Nader

The power of the cycle count runs deep and strong! It's indeed a worthy champion to slay your

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Growth: 4 Benefits Your Company Gains from a Continuous Improvement Expert

Posted Sep 01, 2016 // Elisabeth Curry

Without change there is no innovation, creativity, or incentive for improvement. Those who initiate change will have a better opportunity to manage the

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Use Wedding Logic To Manage Continuous Improvement Projects

Posted Jul 22, 2016 // Chadwick Heard

You heard right! 

I DO! These are the words uttered at every wedding to consecrate the joining of two lives into one, the words that many people dream of

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Best Practices For Supplier Quality Control Nirvana

Posted Jul 15, 2016 // Bob Willert

What is the secret to a product that's a step above the rest of the competition? You'll likely see many recipes to creating a winning product. Some may

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Trim the Muda - Lean Manufacturing ( Part IV: Processing )

Posted Apr 08, 2016 // Chadwick Heard

INTRODUCTION:

This is part IV of our XIII part series on removing the muda out of your manufacturing. Our most recent post in this series discussed

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Trim The Muda - Lean Manufacturing ( Part III: OverProduction)

Posted Mar 18, 2016 // Chadwick Heard

INTRODUCTION

We continue our VIII part series on " Trim The Muda" in manufacturing.  Our last post was about the muda found in Transportation. Part III

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Trim the Muda - Lean Manufacturing ( Part II: Transportation )

Posted Mar 02, 2016 // Chadwick Heard

The 2nd installment of this 8-part series on reducing the waste in manufacturing is Transportation. Transportation is considered by many as the most

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Trim the Muda ( Part I: Lean Manufacturing )

Posted Feb 26, 2016 // Chadwick Heard

 Lean Manufacturing is a simple concept.

The objective is to remove as many inefficiencies ( waste ) as possible from your operations. The foundation of

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