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Founder/CEO @ http://Stedi.com  (modern EDI platform) & previously Proforged (acq by Huron Capital), future-enthusiast, occasional blogger, all-around nerd.

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    Zack Kanter‏Verified account @zackkanter Apr 4
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    What’s the best book for gaining an extraordinarily deep understanding of the Toyota Production System?

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      2. Benoit Mayer‏ @__bmayer Apr 8
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        TPS >> Lean Six Sigma methodology. For a good read, I'd start with "The Goal":https://www.amazon.com/Goal-Process-Ongoing-Improvement/dp/0884271951 …

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      3. Zack Kanter‏Verified account @zackkanter Apr 8
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        Loved The Goal. When it comes to TPS, I'm starting with this on multiple recommendations:https://www.amazon.com/Toyota-Production-System-Beyond-Large-Scale/dp/0915299143 …

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      2. Eric Dorsey‏ @edorsey Apr 4
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        Heard good things about Toyota Kata, but haven’t read it myself. Toyota Way seems to be brought up a lot. Gotta think The Goal, and any of Goldratt’s other books are up there even though they aren’t specific to Toyota. Beyond the Goal + Critical Chain are very good.

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      3. Mike Rother‏ @RealMikeRother Apr 4
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        Books are OK, but the *deep* understanding of the Toyota Production System you seek (or of anything, really) can't be obtained that way. It takes doing. Read buttons 1-5 on the Toyota Kata website http://www.tinyurl.com/T-Kata  for some insight into the invisible managerial part of TPS.

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      1. Rich Tesoriero‏ @richtesoriero Apr 4
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        I preferred Taichi Ohno when I read all of the TPS books... Shingo after that...https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/376237.Toyota_Production_System …

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      2. Sean P Murray‏ @seanpmurray111 Apr 4
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        The Machine that Changed the World: https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Machine_That_Changed_the_World.html … Or The Toyota Wayhttps://www.amazon.com/Toyota-Way-Management-Principles-Manufacturer/dp/0071392319 …

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      3. Luca Dellanna‏ @DellAnnaLuca Apr 4
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        I found The Toyota Way very useful too.

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      1. Rocky‏ @RockyPruitt Apr 4
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        It depends. If you're wanting to deep dive and understand the culture, environment it evolved in and history then you should start with Taiichi Ohno's book. Beyond that, for getting into the what and how, the other books recommended are good.

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      1. Sebastian Marshall‏ @sebastmarsh Apr 5
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        Might as well go right to the source with Taiichi Ohno's writings — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiichi_Ohno …

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      1. Austin Strong‏ @austin_strong May 23
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        1.The Toyota Way (Jeffrey Liker) *See Toyota Series of Books by Jeffrey Liker 2. Lean Thinking (James P. Womack) 3. The Machine that Changed the World (Womack and Jones) 4. Lean Six Sigma (Michael L. George) 5. The Goal (Eliyahu Goldratt, Theory of Constraints pioneer)

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