Written by Oscar Roche, TWI Institute The Oxford Dictionary defines mastery as comprehensive knowledge or skill in a particular subject or activity. ‘Comprehensive’ means? The
By Gary Kapanowski In the classic movie “The Wizard of Oz,” when Dorothy wakes up after getting caught in a twister, she says to her
by Jamie Smith, TWI Institute Toyota Kata is not something you “implement,” it is something you practice. You learn, and gain skill and competence in
Since Toyota Kata was first published by Mike Rother, several outstanding courses have been developed in the Kata community to move learners from basic awareness,
Written by Oscar Roche, TWI Institute Australia and New Zealand Operational excellence will be near impossible without a strong and continuous contribution from frontline leaders.
BY GARY KAPANOWSKI AND BENJAMIN B. BENSON To really capture the current scenario in the lean community, we turn to this age-old maxim: To be
by Jamie Smith, TWI Institute Toyota Kata is not something you “implement,” it is something you practice. You learn, and gain skill and competence in
By Jim Huntzinger Jim Huntzinger is founder of the annual Lean Accounting & Management Summit. Read Jim’s article titled “Accounting for the Right Reasons” published
By Tom Jackson Tom Johnson has been a fixture at the annual Lean Accounting & Management Summit. Read Tom’s article on “Lean Production Metrics” published
By Gary Kapanowski The Beatles’ 1969 hit, “Come Together,” said it best: “I know you, you know me, one thing I can tell you is
