Lean Solutions: How Companies and Customers Can Create Value and Wealth Togethe

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　　In Lean Thinking (1996), Womack and Jones expanded on the lean manufacturing model developed by Toyota to reduce waste and costs, reduce lead times, and improve quality. Here, they bring lean thinking to the broader world of consumer satisfaction. Traditional mass-consumption thinking has brought us tons of gee-whiz products but more frustration when it comes to actually getting what we want where and when we want it. Through a series of "consumption maps," Womack and Jones highlight the "hassle time" inherent in the ways we shop, travel, and receive essential services, and then they offer novel ways for both consumers and providers to reduce this wasted time. We all know the dissatisfaction of going to the grocery store and finding the very item we need is out of stock. The new models reduce out-of-stock situations drastically by allowing consumers to dictate flow through demand rather than flow being driven by sales projections. Womack and Jones introduce ways to bring lean provision streams to some of our most hassle-laden consumer experiences, including the auto-repair, airline, and health-care industries. We can only hope someone is listening. David Siegfried.
　　
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作者简介作者简介　　JAME P.WOMACK is the president and founder of the Lean Enterprise Institute(www.lean.org),a nonprofit education and research organization based in Brookline,Masschusetts.
目录http://union.dangdang.com/tran ... ub%23 COlltents
Preface From Lean Production to Lean Solutions
ntroduction Lean Consumption Meets Lean Provision
Chapter l　Learning to See Consumption
Chapter 2　Learning to See Provision
Chapter 3　Solve My Problem Completely
Chapter 4 Don't Waste My Time
Chapter 5 Get Me Exactly What I Want
Chapter 6 Provide Value Where I Want
Chapter 7 Solve My Problem When I Want
Chapter 8 The Challenge of Lean Provision：
The Role of the Manager
Chapter 9 Get Me the Solution I Really Want：
The Role for the Lean Entrepreneur
Chapter 10 Solve My Complete Problem Permanently
Conclusion Lean Solutions
Acknowledgments
Lean Global Network
Notes
Bibliography
Index