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Is Your Company’s P&L Report “Un-Lean”?
Find out now. Take this quick quiz: I made an off-the-cuff remark a while back when I said the traditional P&L reports (or “Income Statements”) that are used by most companies in the US and around the world are “Un-Lean.” … Continue reading
LEAN DECSION MAKING: Part 1 – Making the Leap
Lately, I’ve been blogging a lot about the role and responsibilities of the CFO in Lean Companies. Now it’s time to get down to your single most important responsibility as a CFO in a Lean company – removing standard costing, … Continue reading
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Capacity Has Value – Part 3
In my last couple of blogs I proposed a new way the analyze capacity in a lean company, and gave you a lean way to think about this. I made the case that what you really need to measure is … Continue reading
