I found this image on the internet....
It says so little, and yet so much.
What does it say to you?
For VMA, it's not about "exiting" at all....
It's about changing your old ways of thinking.
“Learning to see” is so often cited by Lean practitioners that it’s become a staple for anyone looking to start working with VSM’s, and is required reading for core staff at VMA. Mike Rother and John Shook’s book Learning to see is perhaps one of the most well known books on Value Stream Mapping. The book utilizes a series of workbook style examples to help take the reader through the construction process of a value stream map and how it is
In challenging times people show their true character. Anyone can be cooperative, patient, and understanding when things are going well and life is good. But it is the noble man or woman who can behave with grace and compassion and even kindness when times are difficult.
VMA has partnered with a prominent Solar Industry innovator and will produce a critical component for it's latest project. It's a rugged gear motor assembly which drives a high performance horizontal axis solar tracker that will be installed in several locations across the United States.
VMA is your one stop "Turnkey" partner for all your contract manufacturing requirements.
One place, one contact, one team, to understand your production position
and save on manufacturing costs
VMA will be exhibiting at the Atlantic Design & Manufacturing Show held at the Jacob K Javits Convention Center on June 7, 8, and 9th.
Foreign Direct Investment, a special division from the Financial Times U.K., has created a new report, “American Cities of the Future 2011 – 2012.” Poughkeepsie came in at the top 10 of three Micro Cities categories. In the category of Top 10 Micro Cities Economic Potential, Poughkeepsie ranked ninth.
