TEDxKnoxville - Bill Peterson - Lean Applied to Us

Mr. Peterson has over 30 years of experience in the aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) business. Throughout these assignments, Mr. Peterson has used continuous improvement tools, such as "lean management" and "six sigma," to lead change in processes and organizational culture. lean.utk.edu/
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[@TheSundaeDrive]

The seven wastes discussed:
1) Inventories - @3:15
2) Transportation - @4:38
3) Motion - @6:38
4) Waiting - @9:42
5) Defects - @10:38
6) Overprocessing - @12:04
7) Overproduction - @13:45

[@waerloga489]

You're the real MVP bro

[@texas4478]

8: skill

[@lemonfritter]

Thanks

[@MvB1966]

@@texas4478 indeed, there are 8 wastes known as Tim Woods, the S stands for Skills, must have mist that one

[@vienna0810]

Very good speaker! Talks clearly and concisely without any uhms.. aahms. Also ...great information!

[@svMogwaII]

I laughed at the stuff he said about technology, because it has changed so much. This is the best video I've found for introducing lean management so far.

[@johnlammergeier2890]

Yeah even you will fall behind in a few years as to what is going on in the tech world.

[@tuannguyen-of6is]

Waste:
1 Inventory
2 Transportation
3 Motion
4 Waiting
5 defect
6 over-processing (multi-tasking)
7 produce things too early

[@ssunkite1]

Very educational and insightful talk about efficiency in human potential. Thank you.

[@user-kn7vy3fm9t]

thank you very much, excellent presentation

[@t.i.m.etraveller6588]

I agree to what Laura said.... Thankyou Sir for such a well explained manner of explaining...

[@Practiceofthepractice]

Thanks for the great points!

[@ellaharrison9769]

Love this idea

[@anakdumai1672]

What a good concept

[@radickd2]

There is a LOT of potential to change lives using just a few of these techniques. Thanks, Bill!!!

[@engmsaif1]

very good presentation

[@dineshheber6517]

Good way to communicate the Lean

[@brendamartinez6955]

Lean Manufacturing is so interesting

[@ATINUKE67]

thanks I will use this service improvement of self

[@cambengals2554]

Doing this as school work 9/8/2022

[@donschiff01]

Great talk on Lean applied personally. "...In the road to human potential the customer is you" - this is a great statement. Being aware of our personal "inventory"/too many personal projects and multi-tasking vs switch-tasking are great concepts and is immediately useful. Thanks Bill! Where can I see more of your material?

[@williampeterson7166]

Thanks Don! Try LeanBP.com for articles and podcasts.

[@williampeterson7166]

Don, I just added a blog on my website also.

[@reaare1734]

I thought this was a great inference ...

[@david2010ven]

This should be in Spanish. Great content, Love it!

[@jenniferrangelova4674]

Some of the Books he referenced: The myth of multitasking, check list manifesto, hamster revolution

[@dougbalmer1208]

COTA for Teachers: PSCATT Parents/Students Curriculum Admin, Team, Tools

[@christophermatthews5775]

Bill!!

[@mmmfood83]

motion

[@bearsuo1759]

purple drink?

[@JP-wx6uh]

There's a difference between being "lean" and being "anorexic".