Great story, great humor!

Until this point, by watching your video, I understand lean much better. The learning of lean has been a eye-open experience for me. I am gaining deeper insight on how to succeed in implementing lean. Thank you!

please put a download link to download the slides

Time 19:51, slide needs fixed. Mangers miss spell. Continuous Improvement, 11 years later still a solid presentation.

This is a really good presentation!

Excellent even now!

It's interesting where he talks about producing small cars because I love cars. I've read Porsche started making the Boxster they made a loss on every unit but managed/engineered it to a profit within a year. However I can think of companies that take a very different approach like BMWs rebooted Mini which they engineered to be so desirable that people where flipping their spot in the order queue for more than they paid. It's not clear to me if either is the clear and singular path to success. Do you have any thoughts? 😀

Great presentation on lean😎

Such an amazing presentation. Dan is a true legend in the field who masterfully explains the philosophical components of Lean.

Dr. Dan Jones pointed out what is so fundamental to lean: “Only if the thinking changes will those tools, those techniques, those perspectives, generate the results that lean promises.” Lean thinking will achieve Lean results, that traditional thinking will never achieve.

The power of ‘Lean’ has been reduced to cost saving projects and certified black belts [very low value as compared to a real lean business strategy]. Lean still offers the most competitive advantage for any company and any type of business that can implement it [correctly]. Lean is a business strategy, not a manufacturing tactic, and not a cost reduction program. This video tells it all...a great presentation from Art Byrne, former CEO of Wiremold.

I think this "Lean Transformation Framework" is very useful and implemented. Tq David Brunt.

Thumbs up! <3

A very good point of this talk is that it is always better to build LEAN culture based on strong cornerstones. Constituted on tangible outcomes linked with KPIs and KAIZENs affecting people than on culture based on high-level talks around the table which are cheap but in a long run could turn into a disaster.

It was a great speech, honestly it is mostly better to follow these activities here (cheap and fast).

thanks a lot - it's like finding Shangri-La 😘 thanks once again

excellent talk

The content of this presentation is really great. I have sent your a linkedin invite Takashi. Thanks alot

Great sharing . It 's helpful. But I need more time to get quite understand. Anyway Thank you Tanaka san and Uploader

The price of your product was historically set by the company to achieve profit level..That has changed the market now dictates your selling price. the only way to increase your profit margin is to reduce your costs to reach your profit level.

Removing waste and non value add for customers and driving efficiency

Full of truth and wisdom. Clear and sincere as always. I am doing my best to spread the message through my classes and always give credit to Jim and Daniel as the greatest lean leaders and most effective communicators of lean principles of our time.

It’s always a privilege to listen to Daniel Jones.

Awesome speech. this is the great method of impressing any employee or students.

Thoughtful and informative! Thank you!

really good video thanks, I learnt a lot from it.

In Malcolm Gladwell's book "Outliers", "10,000" Hrs was require on a specific task in-order to be "successful" in any field.

Delivering more value without using additional resources or costs is certainly something that most businesses would appreciate.

I would like to meet this man one day. I love this methology in management. That was always my question. How do you get them to do what you need them to do. I want to have our company be the best in all areas both the internal affairs and for customer base. If you play golf John I'd be glad to go have a round with you.

Really seems like you missed the point.

#Lean in simple words: creating more value with given resources (my personal view, and based on 40 years of experience)

Suspended cars hitching and unhitching from moving trains. That's a train wreck waiting to happen.

Awesome presentation with lots of valid and powerful points.

Great piece of Lean Thinking