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Life is an Adventure - Dare it.
Life is a Beauty - Praise it.
Life is a Challenge - Meet it.
Life is a Duty - Perform it.
Life is a Love - Enjoy it.
Life is a Tragedy - Face it.
Life is a Struggle - Fight it.
Life is a Promise - Fulfill it.
Life is a Game - Play it.
Life is a Gift - Accept it.
Life is a Journey - Complete it.
Life is a Mystery - Unfold it.
Life is a Goal - Achieve it.
Life is an Opportunity - Take it.
Life is a Puzzle - Solve it.
Life is a Song - Sing it.
Life is a Sorrow - Overcome it.
Life is a Spirit - Realize it.
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Life is a Blessing - make judicious use of it
All Lean guys mean the objective of all operations should be green. So far green was recognised as a colour. Hitherto it has become a philosophy. Like look at elegant, which implies being graceful in appearance and behaviour. On the other hand Toyota’s working definition believes: “An elegant solution is one in which the optimal outcome is achieved with the minimal expenditure of effort and expense.”
An elegant solution should cater for Quality. First time every time, RIGHT
DIRFT is the Philip Crosby’s mantra.
Thareja modified it to DINRFT ( Do it now right First time).
It ain’t come without innovation.
Blogger Guy Kawasaki asks: What links elegance to innovation?
Simple is better. Elegant is better still (…) if it combines with innovation,
Great innovation requires understanding and appreciation
the concept of elegance as it relates to sophistication
solving important problems, with Quality tools and synergisation.
Toyota too practices for creativity: The 10 codes are:
1. Let Learning Lead
2. Learn to See
3. Design for Today
4. Think in Pictures
5. Capture the Intangible
6. Leverage the Limits
7. Master the Tension
8. Run the Numbers
9. Make Kaizen Mandatory
10. Keep it Lean
Innovation, like from the Toyota’s back benches,
to elegance, is well said and is full of meaning;
That Elegance, as I define is: Beauty with Brains,
albeit with fulfilment of all Functions and Aims,
befalling, along with Safety and allied constraints,
is however not inhibited in any ( of the ten) domains.
nevertheless, learning is – until the soul it touches!
© 2007, Priyavrat Thareja
Priyavrat Thareja January 25th, 2007 | 11:33 am
Six Sigma Green Belt Program & Black Belt Program (in succession)
Organized by: PEC Univ of Collaboration Jointly with NPC (National Productivity Council) leading to a joint certification
Co-coordinators: Prof P Thareja (Cert Lean Six Sigma Black Belt) and Er S S Bhuller (Cert Six Sigma Black Belt)
Course to be held on holidays- Saturday-Sundays, say 8th January 2010, 9.30 am
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“Like most people in quality improvement, I’m not a statistician,” Mercer says. Read More
“I’m a chemical engineer who appreciates and need to use statistics. I’ve tried other statistical software packages, but they aren’t helpful for a typical Six Sigma researcher or process engineer ……. it’s tough to know what to do—especially if you don’t already have an extensive statistical background. Minitab’s dialog boxes are straightforward, but they contain all the options you need for a good data analysis. That’s why it’s so popular among colleges and in industry—it’s streamlined and easy to use, but it’s also very powerful.”
[The] Assistant feature
My papers on Lean.Education
The Need
From Compulsion to commonsense to Culture
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