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Hello Larry,
I found your survey to be quite interesting and like you I felt that many who contributed underestimated some of the impacts especially on the human/emotional side. It happened to catch the eye of one of my clients and I was wondering if you would mind if we used it within the company. If not, could you forward me a copy.
thanks in advance for what you have already done,
Lonnie Wilson
Lonnie,
Your are welcome to use the report that you can download on my “Papers” page, as well as the complete survey results. I’m glad your client found it helpful, as I suspected clients of both my and other consultants, would. It was my intention that it be used by anyone who found it helpful.
I enjoy reading your publiciations and papers, they are right to the point and a valuable tools for anyone thinking about or starting to go on a Lean Journey.
Please explain what HPBT stands for?
Thanks
Steve D
Dear Lawrence
I just wanted to say a BIG thank you for letting me read some of our material, I came across it by accident looking for articles on lean teams, you have scored a hit dead centre. And, as an ex Honda guy I also learned Humility it helped me learn more and helped better myself with learning.
I always look for material to help me grow, even though I have been doing this lean stuff for 20 years now, I still learn, but I suppose you have got to want to learn and that is also Humility as far as I am concerned, I am not an expert – just a “learner in the lawn of life”
Once again, many thanks I will enjoy reading your web site.
Robbie
It seems I have met you back in early 1980s when I was involved with Institute of Industrial Engineers. You were, I believe, as a speaker on one of their conferences.
Thanks
Brij
Brij, I hope I had something intelligent to say then. I do remember doing a talk for them. Best wishes,