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How to see Efficiency in terms of Lean Manufacturing
Lean Manufacturing was invented in Japan, in Toyota factories.
Its founding father was an engineer called Taiichi Ohno (1912-1990), who described it in his book Toyota Production System.
At that time, Japan was a country exhausted from defeat in the Second World War; it was a land with few resources and geographically not large in size.
Its founding father was an engineer called Taiichi Ohno (1912-1990), who described it in his book Toyota Production System.
At that time, Japan was a country exhausted from defeat in the Second World War; it was a land with few resources and geographically not large in size.
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By Andrea DallanLean Manufacturing was invented in Japan, in Toyota factories.
Its founding father was an engineer called Taiichi Ohno (1912-1990), who described it in his book Toyota Production System.
At that time, Japan was a country exhausted from defeat in the Second World War; it was a land with few resources and geographically not large in size.
Its founding father was an engineer called Taiichi Ohno (1912-1990), who described it in his book Toyota Production System.
At that time, Japan was a country exhausted from defeat in the Second World War; it was a land with few resources and geographically not large in size.