What book is this from?
Absolutely fascinating to read Toyoda Kiichirō, grandfather of the Toyota Production System - the intellectual predecessor to ‘lean startup’ - talk about launching a product in a way almost unrecognizable from modern lean startup doctrine. Always, always read the source.pic.twitter.com/DJatj7pcGm
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I’m sure that book will get into Taiichi Ohno, but he personally is a wealth of info.. should read his original versions of the TPS as he was the main architect... just one of his many gems “Go and See” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genchi_Genbutsu …
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It's Taiichi Ohno's book :) He includes a few passages from an essay written by Toyoda Kiichirō.
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you're a goldmine of researched wisdom
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I take that as using First Principles to define a high bar then using Continuous Improvement to achieve an even higher bar?
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Why documentation is important. You can't "study" what isn't available to study. Japanese designers were the largest group to visit the GM design studio archives, until GM shut it down . . . .
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No way a listed company could do that today
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