The machine that changed the world: how lean production revolutionized the Global car wars

By:

Womack, James P

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Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Simon & Schuster London 2007Description: viii, 336 pagesISBN:

9781847370556

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338.47 WOM

Summary: "Japan has made an astonishing change in its auto-production strategy. It has moved from mass to lean production. This, the authors point out, is a lesson that western manufacturers and companies can ill-afford to ignore."

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"Japan has made an astonishing change in its auto-production strategy. It has moved from mass to lean production. This, the authors point out, is a lesson that western manufacturers and companies can ill-afford to ignore."

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