I just sent a package via Fed-Ex and was amazed at the long route it took.
What should have been: 27 miles (31 min)
The actual route taken: 142 miles (2 hrs and 38 min)
Below is the "spaghetti chart" via Google!
Categories
- Balloon Animals and Fun Stuff (4)
- Biotech (8)
- Books (17)
- Culture (12)
- Finance (3)
- Food and Drink (3)
- Health (10)
- Home (13)
- Kaizen (6)
- Lean Change Agent (7)
- Lean Culture (1)
- Lean Tools (1)
- Michigan Lean Consortium (7)
- Non-Lean Experiences (13)
- Personal Finance (1)
- Podcasts (6)
- SIPOC (1)
- SMART Goals (3)
- Social Media (2)
- Standard Work (5)
- Television (3)
- Visual Controls (8)
- VOC (13)
« LFE Podcast #2 Dr. James Bellini - Future Proofing Your Organization for the Coming Change | Main | Lean: The greater the change the more critical the transition plan - Integrated Busing »
Not a very Lean route - Shipping via Fed Ex
Posted by Jon Wetzel at 11:47 AM in Non-Lean Experiences | Permalink
Comments
Recent Posts
- Lean Improvements: Do you remember where you parked?
- Key Performance Indicators, Brown M&M's, David Lee Roth and Van Halen
- Fun Visual Controls for the Bathroom
- Lean for Kids - Visual Controls and Learning to use a Computer
- VOC: Why are my Wendy's French Fries Sea Salt-less?
- Lean Biotech - Scope Creep, VOC and How caBIG got ca-tooBIG
- VOC - How to get customer feedback from 3-5 yr olds
- LFE Podcast #6 Andie Jump - The New Business of Education
- Lean Biotech - Using Lean Methods in the Biobanking Industry
