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Understanding Performance[edit]
The Key History, People, Theory, Systems, and Terms You Need to Know To Understand Current Theory About How We Perform and How We Can Do Better[edit]
- General History
- Assembly line
- Efficiency Movement
- Fordism
- Ford Motor Company
- Progressive Era
- Soviet Union
- Trade union
- Technocracy movement
- United States
- World War I
- World War II
- Key People
- Henry Ford
- Thomas Edison
- Robert McNamara
- Frederick Winslow Taylor
- Peter Drucker
- Taiichi Ohno
- Management Theories
- Business performance management
- Business process management
- Lean Government
- Lean manufacturing
- Performance management
- Scientific management
- Total quality management
- Toyota Production System
- Toyota
- Toyota Production System
- The Toyota Way
- Key Concepts
- Industrial engineering
- Kaizen
- Kanban
- Just-in-time (business)
- Mass production
- Management
- Muda (Japanese term)
- Mura (Japanese term)
- Muri (Japanese term)
- Performance measurement
- Production leveling
- Program evaluation
- Senpai and kōhai
- Sensei
- Shigeo Shingo
- Single-Minute Exchange of Die
- Performance improvement