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The Shaughnessy Report: "Survival" a Lean Book for Everyone
PCB designers and design engineers may ignore the news about lean processes, because lean is so often associated with manufacturing. But as Steve Williams of Plexus explains in his book "Survival in Not Mandatory," lean can help cut waste from any process. This is a book about lean that everyone should read, and it's a good story too. Click here to listen to my review of "Survival in Not Mandatory," available for free download at www.survivalisnotmandatory.com.
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