John Shook, lean guru and former Toyota manager, speaks at the IW Best Plants Conference

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  • Опубликовано: 16 июл 2012
  • Learn from John Shook, who was the first American manager at Toyota's operations in Japan! You'll hear why Lean leadership is the key in implementing Lean methodologies successfully. During this keynote, Shook demonstrates how to spread the Lean culture throughout your organization, and why you as a leader are responsible for Lean's success or failure.
    You'll see and hear:
    Why mastery of the tools of Lean production is necessary (but not sufficient) for leaders
    How the "right" leadership style supports Lean transformation
    Best practices and advice from the NUMMI collaboration
    What TPS really should stand for (and why)
    About "Go See", "Ask Why", and "Show Respect"
    Shook's take on the current state of the economy, and how it affects Lean
    and more

Комментарии • 32

  • @ISSAMDEENE
    @ISSAMDEENE Год назад

    Excllent, I enjoyed every second of this valuable cordial presentation.

  • @gopalaraju9738
    @gopalaraju9738 9 лет назад +1

    Worth watching for those who are interested in TPS.

  • @manojjohnaxelsson2856
    @manojjohnaxelsson2856 3 года назад +1

    Definitely a big learning opportunity and one needs to listen to it over and over again....and so much to think about and assimilate into one owns system.... ! Brilliant stuff :)

  • @sureshballar1668
    @sureshballar1668 9 лет назад

    best video,each manager at least once go through it.Thanks Shook !!!!!! Thanks a lot. Truely motivating video.

  • @t18251
    @t18251 11 лет назад +7

    That was an excellent presentation by John Shook.
    I have had 17yrs experience at Toyota Aust, been trained in Japan & Thailand in problem solving and have learned much about the Toyota Production System & how it really works. Johns observation, anecdotes and careful (but succinct) delivery elaborates clearly on what TPS is about. This is worth watching. Thanks John

  • @GolfMotionAcademy
    @GolfMotionAcademy 11 лет назад

    Thank you John. I needed this boost.

  • @lexi18005
    @lexi18005 10 лет назад +1

    Interesting video. I've been implementing and teaching TPS tools for the past 15 years. Great video.

  • @machiel8033
    @machiel8033 9 лет назад

    Definitely worth watching, thanks!

  • @MIS4Tech
    @MIS4Tech 10 лет назад +1

    Thanks a lot mr. john, I'm Cost Accountant and now a student of TPM because i want to control the cost instead of calculating cost. While searching, by chance see your lecture on youtube, before listening i have a little headache but when i start to listen you, by the time being i got myself fresh. Really fantastic ............!

  • @engmohamedoman
    @engmohamedoman 8 лет назад +4

    Great speech. I work as quality professional and I always struggle to help people who does not own their process, yet blame others for their own performance. The do not accept advice yet, they need help ! Dictators and screaming for help in the same time ! This speech sum it all....Thank you,

  • @africabroadcastingaroundab8604
    @africabroadcastingaroundab8604 6 лет назад +1

    the man is a real guru. respect

  • @dadiabraham7070
    @dadiabraham7070 2 года назад

    Great presentation !

  • @zaidizaheer5
    @zaidizaheer5 8 лет назад

    Lecture is nice. Helpful to understand six sigma.

  • @harikarthika580
    @harikarthika580 Год назад

    Lean tools are not kaizen. Lean tools are to make kaizen. Make the process design to expose waste and improve the work. Great stuff !
    I like entire video.. Thanks

  • @dmacosta1
    @dmacosta1 6 лет назад

    thank you for posting

  • @bagepallisathya
    @bagepallisathya 10 лет назад

    Thanks a lot for this vedio

  • @user-mq1dt9sr6x
    @user-mq1dt9sr6x 2 года назад

    Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

  • @tamotit
    @tamotit 9 лет назад +3

    Tough crowd!

  • @earthlingi72
    @earthlingi72 5 месяцев назад

    Things you can not learn from Commercialized TPS !

  • @50young603
    @50young603 7 лет назад

    I would never ever work for Toyota........

  • @MasterMind-ke3di
    @MasterMind-ke3di 10 лет назад +5

    Almost an hour and ten minutes and the "lean" guy hardly said anything useful. How about next time making a lean version, get to the point, gee wiz... terrible lead time on the information.

  • @ChiNguyen-ec4kr
    @ChiNguyen-ec4kr 2 года назад

    Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other