TY  - BOOK
AU  - Culberson,W.Scott
TI  - Sustain, extending improvement in the modern enterprise /W. Scott Culberson
T2  - Supply and operations management collection,
SN  - 9781948580885
AV  - HD31 .S878 2018
PY  - 2018///
CY  - New York, New York (222 East 46th Street, New York, NY 10017)
PB  - Business Expert Press
KW  - Industrial management
KW  - Lean manufacturing
KW  - complex adaptive systems
KW  - emergence
KW  - heterarchy
KW  - lean
KW  - learning organization
KW  - operational excellence
KW  - planning
KW  - project management
KW  - scientific method
KW  - standard work
KW  - strategic alignment
KW  - sustainment
N1  - 1 (pages 189-198) and index; Part 1. The mechanics of self-organizing systems --; 1. Rule-connected --; 2. Forming an effective rule-set --; 3. Lean uses emergence to extend order --; 4. Collaboration's arsenal --; 5. Breakthrough --; 6. Ad Fontes --; Part 2. Isolate the forces of abandon-and-revert --; 7. Unsubscribing from mutuality and abstraction --; 8. Resistance to improvement --; 9. The pitfalls of scientism --; 10. The pitfalls of complexity --; Part 3. System-thinking--consequently: behavioral routines to extend improvement --; 11. Breakthrough in how we see others --; 12. Breakthrough in how we see ourselves --; 13. Breakthrough knowing what we don't know --; 14. Leveling the cycle --; 15. Cross-line implementation --16. Kasparov's law --; Notes --; About the author --; Index; 2; b; Also available in printing
N2  - This is a work of system-think on why breakthroughs mostly don't sustain. In answer, it recalls mutual learning, by which the exceptional have defied the norms of decline since before humans could write about it. Part 1 shows the mechanics how complex adaptive systems extend order--Hayek's catallaxy. How lean exploits this is unpacked. Part 2 isolates popular fallacies of control that incentivize undoing. Part 3 offers countermeasures--leveled exploration and exploitation in strategy deployment, standard work, and development of employees, products, services, and methods. Lean turns paradigms and routines from holding on, to sustainably moving on. Lean is not just a factory thing. Lessons abound in nature's fractals and adaptations, admin, and history too; from the present back through World War II, the Industrial Revolution, the Reformation, to its roots in the civilizing of Antiquity. Learners mine hard lessons while knowers sadly repeat them. Great sources on catallaxy--Juran, Hayek, Popper, Kuhn, Sproul, Rother, March--have left us rich deposits of distilled experience. Sustain is a trail guide, locating pivotal insights to defy the entropy of abandon-and-revert, in any enterprise that coordinates resources, time, and treasure in the face of varying, alternative uses
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