Lean Production Innovation-in Manufacturing Systems

A After the First World War, car makers Henry Ford and Arthur Sloan of General Motors moved world manufacturing from centuries of craft production into the age of mass production. Largely as a result of this, the United States soon dominated the world economy, built the Second World War, and approximately a hundred years after Japan opened up to the modern world, Eli Toyoda and Taishu Group expanded the concept of lean production at the Toyota car company. And now, although superimposing th...