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By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 11, 2010

Many Trampoline Parts is Not Good Design

Many Trampoline Parts is Not Good Design. Captain Obvious, I know. Yet, that was exactly my experience in taking down and in putting up our new

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 10, 2010

An interesting infographic on the economics of hamburgers shows the Pareto Principle at work. In the data analysis on cheese consumption, we

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 9, 2010

To my loyal readers: this post is not about Lean Thinking, Theory of Constraints, or anything related to Operational Excellence or Continuous

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 8, 2010

This article is a follow-up to my article on Justin Bieber and Six Sigma. To the extent that search terms is a measure of intention and interest,

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 5, 2010

To be an effective Lean trainer, coach, teacher, sensei, and mentor, one needs a lot of energy. And, it'll help you in your personal development and

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 4, 2010

A fun but sad example of poorly managed outsourcing was published earlier this week, which goes to show that outsourcing may sometimes not be your

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 3, 2010

Sometime last week, my daughter asked what we were having for dinner. I said, "roast and potatoes". Much later, she came to me and asked, "Dad,

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 2, 2010

The Pareto Principle is alive and well and it can be seen everywhere. Here's an example of Pareto: In a recent Nielsen study on Cell Phone Text

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 1, 2010

Note: If you arrived here searching for Justin Bieber, I'm sorry but you'll see geeky stuff about Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma instead. But, in