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There is no definition of a “'''[[waste centre]]'''” in {{author|Peter Drucker}}’s universe, and if you Google it you are likely to land on an undertaking for recycling refrigerators and making landfill. This is because the [[JC]] made the term up, in honour of [[Taiichi Ohno]]’s [[Seven wastes|seven wastes]]. Any centre can be a waste centre; unless your organisation is run with a Toyota-like commitment to jidoka | There is no definition of a “'''[[waste centre]]'''” in {{author|Peter Drucker}}’s universe, and if you Google it you are likely to land on an undertaking for recycling refrigerators and making landfill. This is because the [[JC]] made the term up, in honour of [[Taiichi Ohno]]’s [[Seven wastes|seven wastes]]. Any centre can be a waste centre; unless your organisation is run with a Toyota-like commitment to [[jidoka]] — “automation with a human touch” — every one will be: a place where unnecessary ''guff'' happens, out of a surfeit of [[pedantry]], caution, bad analysis, or opportunities to extract [[rent]]. <br> | ||
Revision as of 10:34, 25 October 2021
There is no definition of a “waste centre” in Peter Drucker’s universe, and if you Google it you are likely to land on an undertaking for recycling refrigerators and making landfill. This is because the JC made the term up, in honour of Taiichi Ohno’s seven wastes. Any centre can be a waste centre; unless your organisation is run with a Toyota-like commitment to jidoka — “automation with a human touch” — every one will be: a place where unnecessary guff happens, out of a surfeit of pedantry, caution, bad analysis, or opportunities to extract rent.