Dozuki Blog
Continuous Improvement
How To Go From Worst To First
3 min read
"We're paying them for their hands, but they're freely willing & able to give of their hearts, if you engage them and help them with this vision."
Continue ReadingIdentifying Defects: How Root Cause Analysis Will Save Manufacturing
24 min read
Manufacturing companies work hard to build a lean culture. The never-ending march toward the ideal of perfection through the motto of continuous improvement requires constant...
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Frontline Digital Transformation
Frontline Of The Future, Part 5
7 min read
In any type of manufacturing, lubrication is essential.It reduces wear, minimizes friction, dampens noise, dissipates heat, and absorbs shock on machine components.
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Continuous Improvement
Operational Resilience Explained
11 min read
America was built on manufacturing.And manufacturing was built on resilience.
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Training
What Manufacturing Leaders Need to Know About Workforce Empowerment
8 min read
Empowered workers require enlightened leaders. Organizations can either act as an incentive (or an obstruction!) to the expression of a frontline worker's sense of ownership.
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Continuous Improvement
How to Create a Daily Management System
3 min read
Do your frontline employees know if they’re winning or losing each day?The answer to that question is simple, but not easy.
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Training
Frontline Of The Future, Part 4
6 min read
According to recent numbers from the Bureau of Labor, there are 12,559,000 manufacturing employees in the country. That’s eight percent of our nation’s employment.
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Continuous Improvement
Why Do Value Stream Mapping? | Benefits & Examples
22 min read
A successful business incorporates two critical factors, customers, and cost. The goal of any business is to provide the most outstanding value for the customer at the lowest
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Training
Manufacturing Doesn’t Have A Hiring Problem, It Has A Retention Problem
10 min read
Consider two pieces of recent industry data: 75% of the workforce will be millennials by 2025. (Forbes) Thousands of experienced workers are retiring daily. The Silver Tsunami
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