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A New President with a New Mission-Prius Leads the Way. Feb 6th, 2009. But something important happened in August 1995. Toyota named a new president, Hiroshi Okuda, the first non-Toyoda family member to be the president in the history of the company. From the outside, he was viewed as unusual for the Toyota culture. Okuda was more overtly aggressive in his business dealings, including globalization. He also had […]. Phase III: Accelerating the Development Project. Feb 5th, 2009. Feb 4th, 2009. Uchiyamada...
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Applying the Above Process Design Principles. Jan 13th, 2010. When inventories accumulate in a supply chain at different stages, they make demand less visible and the reaction to changes slower than if there were less inventory. (This topic is covered in detail in Beer Game and the Toyota Supply Chain.) Inventory might indicate a slow-moving product, defective items, problems with transportation, picking and packing […]. Managing Variety Using Standardized Tasks. Jan 12th, 2010. Jan 11th, 2010. Heijunka ...
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The Toyota Automotive Company. Jan 22nd, 2009. His mistake-proof loom became Toyoda’s most popular model, and in 1929 he sent his son, Kiichiro, to England to negotiate the sale of the patent rights to Platt Brothers, the premier maker of spinning and weaving equipment. His son negotiated a price of 100,000 English pounds, and in 1930 he used that capital to start […]. The Toyoda Family: Generations of Consistent Leadership. Jan 21st, 2009. Using the Toyota Way for Long-Term Success. Jan 20th, 2009.
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Comprehensive Overview of Supply Chain. Dec 1st, 2009. The Toyota Production System (TPS) is the benchmark used throughout the world as the foundation for lean thinking. At Toyota, the TPS practices and principles extend well beyond the factory walls to include the extended supply chain and require some crucial choices to ensure supply chain efficiency. This chapter explains how Toyota plans and operates […]. Toyota Learning Principles and the v4L Framework. Nov 22nd, 2009. May 20th, 2009. May 19th, 2009.