Lean: Doing more with what you have
When Larry Coté, president of Kaizen Institute Lean Advisors in Ottawa, Canada, brought his young son to the hospital to have surgery on his wrist to mend a hockey injury, the doctors nearly performed the wrong procedure. But Coté doesn’t blame the surgeons.
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