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Kaizen Song: Downstream PullThis kaizen song is dedicated to all of you materials managers and planners out there working to establish pull systems... Downstream Pull (to the melody of "Downtown Train" by Tom Waits) Line side another yellow andon Our catch up plans and scatter charts show When you signal demand with a downstream pull I know your orders and I know they're late When you signal demand with a downstream pull When you signal demand with a downstream pull When you signal demand with a downstream pull By Jon Miller - July 19, 2007 11:35 PM |
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Wow. And I thought I thought about Lean 24/7. Now if you could just make a Lean parody on "The Piano Has Been Drinking". Seriously though Jon, thanks for all you do. I enjoy learning from, and sharing, the knowledge you share via your blog. It's tempting Erik. We could do a whole series based on Tom Waits' songs, they're all so lyrically rich. Don't get me started. I've touched Tom Waits (no joke) and I also happen to be a Lean consultant...this song really brings it all together for me. LOL. |









