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By Anthony Del ColGripping psychological thriller, set in the world of competitive gaming (esports).Cressida Yang is forced into hiding when she is blamed for a string of murders which has sent shockwaves through the esports community. Determined to locate the Poka Yoke server and shut down the killer cutscene forever, Cressida embarks on a dangerous journey. But help comes just in time from an unexpected source.Cressida Yang ..... Sophie Wu Blu_Devil ..... Thaddea Graham Park ..... Nikesh Patel Rooftop ..... Jonny Weldon Soji Sanada.....Togo Igawa Gerald Lee ...... David K. S. Tse Beckett Knox ....... Samuel James Warstrm ..... Ian Dunnett JnrProduction co-ordinator- Pippa Day Assistant Technical Producer- Mike Etherden Technical Producer and Sound Designer- Sharon Hughes Director- Nadia Molinari Co-Producers- Nadia Molinari, Jessica Mitic, Lorna Newman Writer - Anthony Del ColThanks to Nimitt Mankad, Anthony Wastella and Geoff Moore.A BBC Studios Audio Production for BBC Radio 4.

Too many business people tolerate mistakes and defects, instead of addressing the root cause and building a quality solution into the system itself. Following the Jidoka concept - actually both in our business and our personal lives - helps us to eliminate defects and mistakes; eliminate the waste that gets in the way of our margins. Once you understand the cause of the issue, implement a preventative measure. This is called Poka-Yoke. Poka-yoke is a Japanese term which means "mistake-proofing." Insert a relevant poka-yoke into your system that will make it impossible to make the mistake again.

Too many business people tolerate mistakes and defects, instead of addressing the root cause and building a quality solution into the system itself. Following the Jidoka concept - actually both in our business and our personal lives - helps us to eliminate defects and mistakes; eliminate the waste that gets in the way of our margins. Once you understand the cause of the issue, implement a preventative measure. This is called Poka-Yoke. Poka-yoke is a Japanese term which means "mistake-proofing." Insert a relevant poka-yoke into your system that will make it impossible to make the mistake again.

The panel explores Poka Yoke with Bryan Hunter - the concept of mistake-proofing and its application in Erlang and Elixir. Bryan Hunter [GigCityElixir24] Poka Yoke, STAMP and the BEAM (https://youtu.be/0-aJwz6oPow?si=5hTL8HwHiJfYQb4S) Engineering A Safer World (https://a.co/d/1iQdN70) by Nancy G. Leveson We want to connect with you! Twitter: @BeamRadio1 Send us your questions via Twitter @BeamRadio1 #ProcessMailbox Keep up to date with our hosts on Twitter @akoutmos @lawik @meryldakin @RedRapids @smdebenedetto @StevenNunez and on Mastodon @akoutmos@fosstodon.org @lawik@fosstodon.org @redrapids@genserver.social @steven@genserver.social Sponsored by Groxio (https://grox.io) and Underjord (https://underjord.io)

Process improvement in manufacturing is not just about tweaking a few procedures. It involves a holistic approach, integrating time-tested methodologies such as lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, and Kaizen, with cutting-edge solutions like manufacturing ERP software. You can learn more about it from this episode or read about it on our blog More information about MRPeasy software at our website mrpeasy.com

YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9A0Zlf_048&ab_channel=KaiNexus As presented by John Grout on 1/17/24. Hosted by Mark Graban of KaiNexus. This webinar is a 60-minute primer into mistake-proofing (a.k.a. poka-yoke). Information about the basics of mistake-proofing, why people make mistakes, and how to start the process of reducing mistakes will be presented in a fast-moving and entertaining format.Objectives: Build awareness of mistake-proofing Introduce a concise presentation format: “pecha kucha," with 20 slides x 0:20 seconds each = 6:40 minutes (we'll do two of these with discussion in between). What is mistake-proofing? Include lots of examples Why do people err? How can design eliminate errors? Next steps in implementation John Grout is the David C. Garrett Jr. Professor, former dean, and award-winning teacher in the Campbell School of Business at Berry College. Dr. Grout has researched lean supply chain management and mistake-proofing (a.k.a. Poka-Yoke) extensively and published numerous articles on the topic. John was awarded the Shingo Prize for his paper, “The Human Side of Mistake-Proofing” with Douglas Stewart. John has also consulted with a large variety of firms to mistake-proof their processes.

Blog post This post is built around excerpts from the book The Mistakes That Make Us: Cultivating a Culture of Learning and Innovation. Read more about Toyota, including stories and key lessons learned in the book. Download a free preview of the book From the book: Fear and punishment drive people to get better at hiding mistakes when they could channel that energy into preventing them. When they can't be hidden, repeated mistakes illustrate how punishment accomplishes nothing beyond deflecting blame from leaders. One of my heroes, W. Edwards Deming, who also deeply influenced Toyota executives, shared what may be the most important recommendation in his famed “14 Points for Management”: “Drive out fear, so that everyone may work effectively for the company.”[i] Driving out fear means, in part, that everyone can feel safe to speak up about mistakes and improvement ideas, as discussed in Chapters Five and Six. Leaders can also alleviate the fear of making mistakes, to begin with, when they combine the right methods and mindsets. Starting with mindset, as former Toyota leader Darril Wilburn says, “It's a leader's responsibility to create a system in which people can be successful.” Therefore, it's the leader's responsibility to drive out fear. This includes creating work systems where it's easier to do the right thing and more difficult to make a mistake. This responsibility doesn't fall solely on the shoulders of leaders. They also engage their team members in designing effective mistake-proofing methods. Mistake-proofing, or “poka yoke” in Japanese, is a core method within the Toyota Production System. It's a mindset based on the idea that people want to do good work but are imperfect. So, leaders have an obligation to help. You might not think of Toyota as an entrepreneurial company today, but it started small in 1926 as a manufacturer of weaving looms based on patents held by founder Sakichi Toyoda. One of his key innovations was a mechanism that would automatically stop a loom when a thread broke, preventing it from cranking out more defective cloth. This innovation also led to huge productivity increases. One worker could now oversee upward of 30 to 50 machines, walking over to respond to problems when they were detected instead of having to hover over a single machine continually. Toyota originally used the phrase “baka yoke,” which means “idiot-proofing.” Many decades ago, that term upset a Japanese factory worker who, correctly, complained that they weren't an idiot. We should also avoid saying “fool-proofing” or “dummy-proofing,” regardless of how often we hear them spoken around us. Professor John Grout, the former dean of the Campbell School of Business at Berry College, is an expert on mistakes, receiving some of his early education in the field from Toyota leaders. He thinks mistake-proofing should be called “slip-proofing,” as it's easier to prevent execution errors than bad decisions (planning mistakes). One common slip is closing a file without saving it. The “Are you sure?” dialogue box tries to protect us, but as John points out, we're likely to click “Yes” out of habit. That's a slip on top of a slip–one that's hard to prevent. Using software that continually autosaves your work eliminates that risk (to my benefit, as I write this book in Google Docs). This post originally appeared at mistakesbook.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lean-blog-audio/support

Register for the webinar here In this video, host Mark Graban from KaiNexus talks with John Grout about his upcoming webinar to be held on January 17th. This webinar is a 60-minute primer into mistake-proofing (a.k.a. poka-yoke). Information about the basics of mistake-proofing, why people make mistakes, and how to start the process of reducing mistakes will be presented in a fast-moving and entertaining format. Objectives: Build awareness of mistake-proofing Introduce a concise presentation format: “pecha kucha," with 20 slides x 0:20 seconds each = 6:40 minutes (we'll do two of these with discussion in between). What is mistake-proofing? Include lots of examples Why do people err? How can design eliminate errors? Next steps in implementation About the Presenter: John Grout John Grout is the David C. Garrett Jr. Professor, former dean, and award-winning teacher in the Campbell School of Business at Berry College. Dr. Grout has researched lean supply chain management and mistake-proofing (a.k.a. Poka-Yoke) extensively and published numerous articles on the topic. John was awarded the Shingo Prize for his paper, “The Human Side of Mistake-Proofing” with Douglas Stewart. John has also consulted with a large variety of firms to mistake-proof their processes.

Der ursprüngliche Gedanke für Poka Yoke ist das Wissen, dass kein Mensch (und auch kein System) in der Lage ist, versehentliche Fehler vollständig zu vermeiden. In der Produktion wird deshalb mit einfachen Systemen dafür gesorgt, dass Fehler im Fertigungsprozess nicht zu Fehlern am Endprodukt führen. Wir wollen dafür sorgen, dass kleine Fehler nicht zu einem Desaster unter dem Weihnachtsbaum führen. Und dazu habe ich für dich 5 Tipps zusammengestellt.Mehr Informationen findest Du in meinem Buch "VOM PERFEKTEN CHAOS ZUR KREATIVEN ORDNUNG - Rezepte für ein aufgeräumtes Zuhause". Es ist im AT Verlag erschienen und ist in jeder guten Buchhandlung erhältlich. Homepage: www.beratung-auerswald.deE-Mail: podcast@beratung-auerswald.deInstagram: kreative_ordnungFacebook: kreative_ordnung

In this podcast we cover: Why heirarchical control is less control. How you can actually take owner and have more team control. Mistakes are a statistical certainty. How to reduce mistakes through extreme ownership and poka-yoke.   If you like the Elevate Construction podcast, please subscribe for free and you'll never miss an episode.  And if you really like the Elevate Construction podcast, I'd appreciate you telling a friend (Maybe even two 

John Grout is the David C. Garrett Jr. Professor, formerdean, and award-winning teacher in the Campbell School of Business. Dr. Grouthas researched lean supply chain management and mistake-proofing (a.k.a.Poka-Yoke) extensively and published numerous articles on the topic. In2004, John was awarded the Shingo Prize for his paper, “The Human Side ofMistake-Proofing” with Douglas Stewart. John has also consulted with alarge variety of firms to mistake-proof their processes. John's book Mistake-Proofingthe Design of Health Care Processes can be downloaded here: http://bit.ly/3YL7g57.Link to claim CME credit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3DXCFW3CME credit is available for up to 3 years after the stated release dateContact CEOD@bmhcc.org if you have any questions about claiming credit.

Segunda entrega de la miniserie consistente en 3 capítulos que tratan sobre la aplicación de herramientas de Lean Manufacturing en entornos digitales. Te recomiendo escuchar los episodios relacionados con Lean ya publicados en el podcast: #2, #3 y #11 principalmente y la parte I de la serie. En este episodio te hago un resumen de las herramientas del Lean Manufacturing, pero no sólo eso: ✅ ¿Qué es el Kaizen y cómo aplicarlo? ✅ ¿Cómo hacer flujo continuo? ✅ ¿Cómo aplicar límites en nuestro trabajo en curso? ✅ ¿Cómo utilizar el Mantenimiento Productivo Total (TPM)? ✅ ¿Cómo nos puede ayudar el Poka-Yoke?

In this episode hosts Matt and Mike discuss mistake proofing your business with the Japanese method of Poka yoke. If you would like to contact us email us at thegrassrootspodcast@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/grass-roots-podcast/support

Paige is always talking about engineering terms that she has brought into her own home. But if jargon makes your skin crawl, Sierra is here to be your normal-person interpreter! Today, we're demystifying the phrase “poka yoke,” or the practice of eliminating mistakes so they are virtually impossible to make. How do you do it? Let's dive in! In this episode, you'll hear: How looking to eliminate mistakes makes your household habits more intuitive for the family Why solutions don't have to be expensive or fancy (or even normal!), as long as they work How Sierra implemented visual systems around her house to poka yoke her chores And so much more! For more info and show notes, go to FarmhouseVernacular.com/55.

Poka Yoke ma różne oblicza. Sam do tej rozmowy sądziłem, że tylko jedno... na szczęście pojawiła się Malwina :). Zapraszam na kolejne spotkanie z serii letnia akademia lean z Malwiną Kopczyńską. Omówimy takie zagadnienia jak:

En este episodio continuamos con lo que significa el Kaizen quien tiene un pensamiento orientado al proceso y un sistema administrativo que apoya y reconoce los esfuerzos de la gente orientada al mejoramiento continuo.

En este episodio entenderemos que significa el Kaizen quien tiene un pensamiento orientado al proceso y un sistema administrativo que apoya y reconoce los esfuerzos de la gente orientada al proceso para el mejoramiento. Exploremos juntos este gran tema.

The delicious flavor of 0% manufacturing defect rate can come from fresh poka-yoke. Originally published January 7, 2018.

How do we go about mistake-proofing our product design? There are steps we can take and a checklist we can use, based on a well-known manufacturing production method: poka-yoke. Download the guidelines and checklist, and then follow-along with the podcast.Support the show

En este quincuagésimo segundo capítulo cuento un caso personal y aprovecho para explicar la mezcla entre Poka-Yoke y gestion de riesgos. La gestion de riesgos es fundamental y la herramienta para evitar errores es una buena técnica.Os recuerdo que tenemos un grupo de Telegram, por si queréis sugerirme temas o participar de alguna manera.Espero que éste capítulo os guste y que, a poder ser, dejéis algún comentario en vuestra aplicación de podcast o algún que otro "5 estrellas".

Poka-yoke, "hata önleme" anlamında Japonca bir terim. Hatasızlaştırma (Poka yoke) çalışanların işi yaparken hata yapmalarını engelleyen ya da hatalı üretilenin tespitini sağlayan bir yalın üretim yöntemidir. Amaç insan hatalarını oluşmadan önce engelleme, düzeltme veya bunları ortaya çıkarmaktır. #yalınüretimteknikleri #pokayoke #hatasızlaştırma #errorproof #yalindunya YouTube linki: Hatasızlaştırma Youtube videosu Poka-yoke is a Japanese term meaning "error proof". Error proofing (Poka yoke) is a lean production method that prevents employees from making mistakes while doing the work or that enables the detection of defective product. The aim is to prevent, correct or reveal human errors before they occur.

¿Os gustaría aprender una nueva forma de encontrar y solucionar algunos de vuestros problemas recurrentes? En el episodio del hoy vamos a hablar de dos técnicas surgidas en Japón encaminadas a encontrar la causa de los problemas y a solucionarlos para minimizar el número de errores que provocan. Estos son los dos beneficios que nos entregarán el método de los 5 porqués, y el sistema Poka Yoke. Ambos surgidos en el seno empresarial de Toyota de manos de dos de sus brillantes ingenieros. Son dos tips muy sencillos que aplicados en el momento adecuado, pueden marcar la diferencia. Notas del programa: https://www.marcoscartagena.com/cinco-porques-poka-yoke/

The Production Preparation Process or 3P is the process of developing an integrated product and production system that will meet the requirements of product design quality at the necessary production volume at the target cost by the target date. Unlike kaizens which are generally aimed at improving existing processes, a 3P event is essentially starting with a clean sheet of paper and utilizing lean principles from the inception of the project. Note that 3P can also be focused on just a process or product design but is more powerful when the 3P event couples the product and process from the start.The 3P team members link the process hardware e.g., fixtures, materials, equipment, tooling, and tools to the process software e.g., material flow, information flow, standard work, and inspection, to provide an effective production system. The team incorporates lean concepts such as one-piece flow, Takt time, Poka-Yoke (mistake-proofing), Chaku-Chaku (Load-Load), auto-eject, ergonomics, quick-changeover, pull systems, TPM (Total Productive Maintenance), and avoidance of monuments. 3P can provide a sustainable, competitive advantage through a differentiated product design coupled with a differentiated production process. While competitors can buy a product and reverse engineer it to close a differentiation gap, it is much more difficult to reverse engineer the process that produced the product since it is hidden away in the company's facility and production processes.The 3P process should be used when:● A new product is being developed● An existing product is undergoing a significant re-design● There is a significant uptick in demand● A new plant is being built● There are significant barriers in the existing product process that are limiting the company's ability to meet customer demand effectively and profitably● There is a need to create additional space in a facilityThe 3P process should address Safety, Quality, Delivery (lead time intro to market date as well as lead time for serial production delivery to customers), Cost (product expense, capex, and working capital), and Growth.

Do you “Poka-yoke”? Poka-yoke comes from a Japanese word - “Baka Yoke,” which means ‘fool proofing' or ‘idiot-proofing.' Poka-yoke is a little milder - it means to avoid an unthinkably wrong move…apply poka-yoke to your business and watch it grow.

Haben Sie sich auch schon gefragt, weshalb ein Netzstecker so aussieht, wie er aussieht? Ganz einfach: Er ist so gebaut, dass man ihn unter keinen Umständen falsch herum einstecken kann. Das Prinzip, nach dem er gebaut ist, nennt man heute «Poka Yoke». Welche verblüffende Geschichte steckt dahinter?

Mistake proofing can be a key to not only preventing mistakes but also making your operations more efficient as well.   Today we talk about a Lean Manufacturing concept called Poka Yoke and how you can implement mistake proofing techniques into your processes.   Thanks for listening to today's episode. I'd love to know what you find out about your mistake proofing. You can shoot me an email at shawn@shawnwashburn.com.   Can't wait to be back with you tomorrow.   I'd love to connect: website / LinkedIn / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter

Nichts ist heute so wichtig wie die Grundlagenkenntnisse über das Qualitätsmanagement. In kurzer und informativer Ausführung auf Grundlage eigener Schulungsunterlagen erfahrt ihr das Wesentliche zum Thema Kanban Produktion und der Poka Yoke Anwendung. Viel Spaß mit dem spannenden Thema Methoden des Qualitätsmanagements.

Entrevistem l'artista i creadora Silvana Pérez Meix, fundadora de la companyia Poka Yoke Teatro, que presenta l'espectacle 'Yo Nunca Me He Ido De Montenegro', sobre les fronteres, els abusos policials i més temes, al Festival Mutis, que tindrà lloc del 8 al 18 d'abril. La funció tindrà lloc dijous 15 d'abril al Centre Cívic La Bòbila de l'Hospitalet. Ona Cultural - Ona de Sants - MUTISXII - MUTIS21 - ràdio - teatre - autora - cultura

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Fehler entstehen immer im Arbeitsprozess. Werden bei der Kontrolle Fehler entdeckt sind diese schon geschehen und nicht rückgängig zu machen. Um Fehler schon vor dem Arbeitsprozess, also vor ihrer Entstehung, zu verhindern kann man sich dem sogenannten poka yoke bedienen. Wie genau das aussehen kann, beschreibe ich in dieser Podcast-Episode.   Hast du weitere Fragen, Anregungen oder Kritik? Dann schreibe mir einfach eine E-Mail an: info@rathmann-engineering.com Gerne kannst du mich auch über folgende Kanäle erreichen: Xing: https://www.xing.com/profile/Dennis_Rathmann3?sc_o=mxb_p LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/2WJSZaL  

Following the last episode we discuss our draft diamonds.  What is the Love pick all about? Poka Yoke and Jalen Hurts!  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

En este séptimo capítulo explico que es un Poka-Yoke y para qué sirve. También hablo de qué es un Bullet Journal y porque funciona para muchas personas. Por último hago una breve introducción a que son los riesgos e incido en las técnicas de respuesta a los mismos.Este capítulo está patrocinado por los cursos de marketing online de boluda.com, la forma más fácil y rápida de aprender marketing online a través de videotutoriales guiados a tiempo real. Y no sólo hablamos de marketing online ya que en boluda.com se ha convertido en una auténtica plataforma multidisciplinar de formación online, con cursos imprescindibles para crear y hacer crecer nuestro negocio online, y que cada vez se amplían a más y más temáticas. Hablamos de manejo de WordPress desde nivel básico a experto en todos los aspectos de este potente CMS; hablamos de podcasting; hablamos de edición de vídeo; hablamos de diseño gráfico; hablamos de finanzas personales y profesionales; hablamos de programación en distintos lenguajes y para distintos niveles. Entra YA a https://boluda.com/proyecta para tener acceso por solo 10 € al mes a las más de 2000 clases disponibles y más de 3000 videos, incluyendo las dos que se añaden cada día, además de soporte y plugins usados en cada curso.Espero que disfrutéis del podcast y que os resulte interesante.

This weekend I hopped on a 100 year old trolley train operated by volunteers in our city. There are two trolleys that operate, and when it comes to both of them crossing the high level bridge over the river, there's a problem... They only have one track to get over. So how do they communicate who has the right away? They leverage an old strategy known as Poka Yoke (or "mistake proofing") - and the trick that they use is SIMPLE. Find out about the simple trick they use, and how you can apply similar thinking and systems in your business to help prevent you and your team from making mistakes.

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Poka Yoke é um termo japonês que significa "à prova de erros". Este conceito que vem do Lean/TPS pode te ajudar a mudar o foco de culpar as pessoas quando algo errado acontece e começar a melhorar os processos para torná-los à prova de erros. Nesse episódio além de explicar a história do Poka Yoke conto uma história de como os bancos utilizaram essa técnica para melhorar o sistema de caixa eletrônico ao longo dos anos. Leia o livro Cultura Toyota para aprender mais: http://amzn.to/217lYzF

Der Film erläutert anschaulich wie Kleinteilkommissionierung von Materialien funktioniert und wie mit Hilfe der Poka Yoke Methodik und darauf abgestimmter Pick by Light Technologie Prozesssicherheit innerhalb von Kommissioniervorgängen gewährleistet werden kann.