The Goal¶
Goldratt, E. M., & Cox, J. (1984). The Goal.
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Mechanisms¶
- Bottleneck Intervention
- Its strength is efficiency of attention: it concentrates effort on the one stage that governs system throughput and explicitly declines to improve stages that cannot change the outcome — the discipline at the heart of the Theory of Constraints.
This sourceThe last step is the one teams most often skip.
- Its strength is efficiency of attention: it concentrates effort on the one stage that governs system throughput and explicitly declines to improve stages that cannot change the outcome — the discipline at the heart of the Theory of Constraints.
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