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Daniel Jones has been an editor on the International Commerce Review for several years.
The recently published 10 Years of New Knowledge digest contains a decade of breakthrough articles on business strategy, shopper marketing and supply chain in the Consumer Goods Business.
Jul 2010
A Benign Infection
Paul Levy - Blog: Running A Hospital
28 Oct 2009
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Daniel Jones eLetters
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Convincing Executives to go Lean
23 Jun 2010
The Waste of Management
9 Jun 2010
New Horizons for Lean Thinking
20 Apr 2010
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Summit Presentations
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Daniel Jones blogs
Daniel Jones creates regular blogs for The Lean Edge website, which may be viewed as a collection.
Videos
We are starting to put a selection of videos on the website to help organisations on their lean journey.
Jim Womack’s e-letters
We publish a selection of Jim Womack’s e-letters.
The Joy of a Greenfield
Jim Womack - e-letter
24 August 2010
Becoming Horizontal in a Vertical World
Jim Womack - e-letter
18 May 2010
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