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Hingepoint | Lean Journey

Paul Akers welcomes Hingepoint on their Lean journey, reminding them that Lean is all about eliminating waste and making their work more enjoyable.

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07.31.17 | Categories: *Contains Videos, Lean, Lean Organizations, See Waste | Comments

Do you give respect to the simple stuff?

Daniel Crawford, of Lean Smarts, shared this video discussing fixing what bugs you…especially and small stuff. Good stuff, Daniel!

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07.30.17 | Categories: *Contains Videos, Fix What Bugs You, Lean, Lean Homes, Lean Organizations | Comments

Lean Office Improvements

Paul Akers investigates all the Lean office improvements that have been made since learning about Lean

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07.28.17 | Categories: *Contains Videos, BI Group, Lean, Lean Office, Lean Organizations, Рyсский | Comments

Paul Akers welcomes True Manufacturing to the Global Lean Leadership Summit at Cambridge Engineering in St Louis on Sept 12. For more information on the Global Lean Leadership Summit, go to this link. http://www2.cambridge-eng.com/l/234672/2017-02-20/6bq42

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07.27.17 | Categories: *Contains Videos, Global Lean Leadership Summit, Lean, Lean Organizations | Comments

What is a Dojo?

Paul Akers and his interpreter explain the BI Group Dojo. What an excellent opportunity to learn Lean.

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07.25.17 | Categories: *Contains Videos, BI Group, Dojo, Lean, Lean Organizations | Comments

Is Lean is now in your DNA?

Paul Akers visits BI Group job sites and the completed Expo Center. Lean is now in their DNA!

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07.24.17 | Categories: *Contains Videos, Lean, Lean Organizations | Comments

How does Toyota do it?

As an entrepreneur, manufacturer, author, speaker, and consultant I love questions? When people ask questions I know what they’re thinking. And if I know what they’re thinking, I have the best opportunity to help them whether it be on the shop floor in my manufacturing plant or consulting with companies around the world. Questions should come fast and furious and with as many as possible because that’s when the real learning occurs. To read more of Paul Akers’ article in the Lean Construction Blog, press here.

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07.19.17 | Categories: Lean, Lean Organizations | Comments