Construction project management is about building bridges…and when we do it in lean ways society benefits.
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IDEO is changing design…forever. Construction projects will benefit.
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Overburdened designers won’t do lean design. A little slacking off is in order.
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IGLC-14: IT Support for Lean Construction
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IGLC-14: Product Development and Design Management
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IGLC-14: Product Development and Design Management
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Our move to Colorado has been a re-learning opportunity in small design and construction projects. I’m pleased to share our learning with you…
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Tom Peters is circling the globe on speaking engagements. What is he doing? Read on…
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Want to go into the design business? or professional services firm? Alane invites you to read along as she starts her business…
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Target Value Design leads lean construction. Have a look at this new weblog on design.
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Delivering software projects are more like architecture and engineering than most people know. Mary Poppendieck’s recent two articles offer great insight for doing all design projects.
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My first Zweig Letter article, Strangers, Friends, and Partners, is now available on this site. I’ve added a page to this website for listing articles with summaries. Look for the Articles link in the navigation bar above. I’ve posted other articles along with a place-holder for the article published today in the [...]
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Dad knows best…not! While finishing the outdoor room we got to the point of laying the pavers. My son worked concentric circles using a variety of squares and keystone shapes. The rest of the family kept feeding him those blocks as he called for them. He finished the 18 foot circle [...]
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? Guy Kawasaki wrote, "Less is the new more." Easy to learn: symmetry, seduction, subtraction, and sustainability. Very valuable to do. Step 1: Read Matt's book!! just 140 keystrokes.
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Building a Bad Reputation: Then Make It Lean
by Hal on August 9, 2004
in commentary, construction, design
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The August 8, 2004, Sunday Edition of the New York Times ran a story Building a Bad Reputation: Sloppy American Construction, Julie V. Iovine. The story appeared in the Arts and Design section. [You'll need to move fast [...]
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