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Tuesday, 15 May 2007

Does standardisation suppress innovation?

Posted by Simon Baker
Tags: innovation, lean, standardisation, toyota
Standardisation doesn't have to suppress innovation (I'm referring to the innovation that solves problems and helps create value). It certainly doesn't at Toyota but in many organisations it often does. In Peopleware , Demarco and Lister said:
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