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Jeffrey K. Liker
(2020)
The Toyota Way, Second Edition: 14 Management Principles from the World's Greatest Manufacturer
Jeffrey K. Liker
(2020)
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- Udgiver: McGraw-Hill (Oktober 2020)
- ISBN: 9781260468526
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- Hardback: 448 sider
- Udgiver: McGraw-Hill Education (December 2020)
- ISBN: 9781260468519
A major update of the classic guide to learning from Toyota's legendary business philosophy and production system in any business--updated with important new research, frameworks, and approaches
The very first book to help business managers and leaders understand and apply Toyota's powerful management principles and philosophy in their own business, The Toyota Way helped launch the continuous-improvement movement that continues unabated today.
Now, Jeffrey Liker has fully updated and revised his bestselling classic. This fully revised edition builds on the original 14 management principles that have made it so popular, and includes new case examples from manufacturing and services. The new model places scientific thinking at the center and explains how Toyota and other companies develop scientific thinking in leaders and members at all levels of the organization. Deep observation and experimenting replace theorizing and assuming. In this book, the author delves below the surface of many lean six-sigma-agile programs to look at how you can align operational excellence with your business strategy by developing people who:
- Value challenges to energize improvement with a purpose
- View lean systems as exposing problems for continuous improvement, not solutions to implement
- Lead high-performance teams to achieve seemingly impossible challenges
- Do detailed planning to breakdown complex challenges into smaller problems to solve, then address those problems one by one
- Take a disciplined approach to learning through rapid experimentation and reflection
- Build a culture of excellence built on mutual trust
For 17 years, The Toyota Way has been inspiring and instructing readers like you on how to learn from Toyota's remarkable success and develop your own way. By improving upon its classic content, this new edition provides invaluable insights you can adapt to our rapidly changing world and forge ahead to achieve your business goals.
PART ONE PHILOSOPHY: LONG-TERM SYSTEMS THINKING PRINCIPLE 1 Base Your Management Decisions on Long-Term Systems Thinking, Even at the Expense of Short-Term Financial Goals
PART TWO PROCESS: STRUGGLE TO FLOW VALUE TO EACH CUSTOMER PRINCIPLE 2 Connect People and Processes Through Continuous Process Flow to Bring Problems to the Surface PRINCIPLE 3 Use "Pull" Systems to Avoid Overproduction PRINCIPLE 4 Level Out the Workload, Like the Tortoise, Not the Hare (Heijunka) PRINCIPLE 5 Work to Establish Standardized Processes as the Foundation for Continuous Improvement PRINCIPLE 6 Build a Culture of Stopping to Identify Out-of-Standard Conditions and Build in Quality PRINCIPLE 7 Use Visual Control to Support People in Decision-Making and Problem Solving PRINCIPLE 8 Adopt and Adapt Technology That Supports Your People and Processes
PART THREE PEOPLE: RESPECT, CHALLENGE, AND GROW YOUR PEOPLE AND PARTNERS TOWARD A VISION OF EXCELLENCE PRINCIPLE 9 Grow Leaders Who Thoroughly Understand the Work, Live the Philosophy, and Teach It to Others PRINCIPLE 10 Develop Exceptional People and Teams Who Follow Your Company's Philosophy PRINCIPLE 11 Respect Your Value Chain Partners by Challenging Them and Helping Them Improve
PART FOUR PROBLEM SOLVING: THINK AND ACT SCIENTIFICALLY TO IMPROVE TOWARD A DESIRED FUTURE PRINCIPLE 12 Observe Deeply and Learn Iteratively (PDCA) to Meet Each Challenge PRINCIPLE 13 Focus the Improvement Energy of Your People Through Aligned Goals at All Levels PRINCIPLE 14 Learn Your Way to the Future Through Bold Strategy, Some Large Leaps, and Many Small Steps
PART FIVE CONCLUSION: BE THOUGHTFUL AND EVOLVE YOUR ENTERPRISE Grow Your Own Lean Learning Enterprise--Getting Ideas and Inspiration from the Toyota Way APPENDIX An Executive Summary and Assessment of the 14 Principles Glossary For Further Reading Index