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		<title>Birth of Lean Review – Free download Taiichi Ohno Chapter</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A lengthy post today that’s been in the pipeline for a while. The Lean Enterprise Institute have published an English translation of The Birth of Lean, recounting the experiences of the early Toyota practitioners, and how their experiences shaped what became Lean methods and thinking. The introduction and first chapter are available as a free [...]]]></description>
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