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Lean Manufacturing and Flexible Assembly Are Ways of Life at Winnebago Industries

Lean production and vertical integration help the RV leader thrive.
Austin Weber
Austin Weber
August 5, 2014

"The Music Man” takes place in a Midwestern hamlet called River City. The town that it’s based on is Mason City, IA, and the river that flows through it is the Winnebago. If you follow that river a few miles west, you’ll end up in Forest City, which is home to another American classic: Winnebago motor homes.


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Lean Guru Rethinks Mass Production

June 26, 2014

DETROIT—It’s a basic tenet of mass production: Making things in batches is the most efficient way to manufacture anything. So why, then, is lean manufacturing evangelist Ted Duclos arguing that America can revitalize its manufacturing base by making things one at a time?


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Boeing, Lockheed Honored With Manufacturing Awards

June 9, 2014

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA—Boeing and Lockheed were among several companies honored last week for leadership in manufacturing by consulting firm Frost & Sullivan.


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The yin and yang of standard work

Dr. Mike Shipulski
June 3, 2014

The value of standard work is clear: improved productivity and quality. With standard work, the process is well documented, its yield is high, its cycle time is rock solid, and everyone has been trained to do it. It worked well once, so we do it again and again.


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The Cost of Spending Too Little

Is it possible that a lower cost option could be more expensive?
Dr. Mike Shipulski
April 1, 2014

We’re all aware of the consequences of paying too much.


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Framing Forms Backbone of Medical Device Manufacturing

Jim Camillo
April 1, 2014

 As orthopedic and medical device technology evolves, so do the manufacturing processes of industry leaders like Acumed. 


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Automotive Supplier Creates Carousel Assembly Line From Modular Components

The carousel system consists of eight carts hitched together.
Jim Camillo
April 1, 2014

When founded in 1925, Hollingsworth Logistics Group (HLG) was one of the world’s first expediters of auto parts.


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GM Rethinks Line-Side Parts Delivery

Austin Weber
Austin Weber
March 1, 2014

Lean material handling saves space, boosts quality and improves productivity.


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Visual Work Instructions and the Paperless Factory

Austin Weber
Austin Weber
March 1, 2014

Visual work instructions enable operators to be more flexible.


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Simplicity isn't simple

Dr. Mike Shipulski
February 1, 2014

Engineers don’t know how to reduce part counts.


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