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I attended an intresting lecture about Toast Kaizen than took the simple process of making toast and explained how Kaizen (small improvements) can help make the process more efficient. It was rather strange sitting at a lecture watching a video of a man making toast…mostly since there was a lot of time that went to […]http://logihelgu.com/agile/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/20110701-225747.jpeg