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Lean Thinking in a Mega-Variety Service Business: A Graphic Novel

為了解決toyota high的問題，作者Lander, Eduardo,Liker, Jeffrey K.,Root, Thomas E. 這樣論述：

John Dewey famously pointed out, ’We don’t learn from experience. We learn from reflecting on experience.’ Here’s your chance to learn as the three authors reflect on the (successful) struggle to build a Lean production and management system at Zingerman’s Mail Order. Thousands of people visit an

d benchmark ZMO. This book delivers the backstory in a richly illustrated way. -- Mike Rother, author of the bestselling books Toyota Kata and The Toyota Kata Practice GuideThis clever and highly engaging graphic novel details a story about one organization’s Lean journey with inspiration from the T

oyota Way.Over the years, common misunderstandings about what Lean is, what the journey is like, and how to advance have proliferated. Often, these misunderstandings come from the way people simplistically talk and think about Lean as if it is some concrete thing that you insert into an organization

and step back to watch the results.The authors, however, view the organization as a living system with interacting parts and constant exposure to the environment. It is dynamic, so it’s hard to predict what obstacles you will face next. Just when you think you have it solved, new challenges arise f

rom the market, competitors, government regulations, and every direction you turn to. When you look at your organization in this way, you see Lean through a different lens. The goal is to make your processes and people into a more adaptive system so you can navigate through all the complexity and un

certainty to continually achieve your goals. This is how Toyota views things and they summarize the Toyota Way as continuous improvement and respect for people. Each person becomes a partner in struggling to learn and adapt, and specific tools are used in very different ways throughout the company t

o accomplish their goals.The story presented here focuses on a small company called Zingerman’s Mail Order (ZMO). Tom Root was one of the founders of this spin-off of the Zingerman’s delicatessen. The deli was founded to bring high-quality artisanal food to Ann Arbor, Michigan.The purpose of this bo

ok is not to provide a recipe for implementation - the authors want you to get a feeling for the struggle, for the learning process. They explain and demonstrate many Lean tools within the context of the journey and how they were adapted for this particular business. Toyota kata became the centerpie

ce of developing scientific thinking skills to begin to bring continuous improvement to life.

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布里斯洛中間體自由基反應機制之理論研究

為了解決toyota high的問題，作者謝明修 這樣論述：

含氮雜環卡賓（N-heterocyclic carbene）催化之化學反應中，布里斯洛中間體（Breslow intermediate）扮演重要的催化角色。布里斯洛中間體能以親核基（nucleophile）或自由基（radical）之形式參與反應。本論文探討布里斯洛中間體之自由基特性及形成機制（mechanism），其自由基可從氫自由基轉移或直接氧化形成。安息香縮合反應（benzoin condensation）中，布里斯洛中間體將氫原子轉移至苯甲醛（benzaldehyde）以形成自由基，此自由基可結合形成安息香產物，或排除反應之副產物，使其重新進入催化反應。唯此路徑之反應能障高於傳統非自

由基路徑。此研究亦探討四種布里斯洛中間體之不同電子組態的位能面。其中烯醇鹽（enolate）形式能產生偶極束縛態（dipole-bound state），此為產生自由基之新路徑；拉電子基（electron-withdrawing group）以及立體障礙基（bulky groups）可穩定基態。另外，我們亦研究布里斯洛中間體之碎片化（fragmentation）與重組（rearrangement）。布里斯洛中間體之催化反應可能因其碳氮鍵斷裂而中止，形成碎片。我們證實其反應中可以形成自由基，亦可形成離子。反應趨向之路徑與布里斯洛中間體之羥基的質子化型態有關。碎片化反應亦可視為轉酮醇酶（tran

sketolase）中之噻胺（thiamin）催化反應中之副反應；此研究證實轉酮醇酶透過限制布里斯洛中間體之結構與質子化型態，使其碳氮鍵斷裂需更高之反應能量，進而抑制此副反應。

Lean Thinking in a Mega-Variety Service Business: A Graphic Novel

為了解決toyota high的問題，作者Lander, Eduardo,Liker, Jeffrey K.,Root, Thomas E. 這樣論述：

Dr. Eduardo Lander received his doctorate in Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor (Advisor: Dr Liker). He then went to work for Toyota’s R&D center in Brussels, Belgium. He has since left Toyota and is working as an independent consultant with Zingerman’s Mail Order

as one of his clients.Dr. Jeffrey K. Liker is Professor Emeritus of Industrial and Operations Engineering at the University of Michigan and President of Liker Lean Advisors. He is author of the international best-seller, The Toyota Way: 14 Management Principles from the World’s Greatest Manufacture

r, 2004 (26 languages, over 950,000 copies sold), and has coauthored nine other books about Toyota including Toyota Culture, The Toyota Product Development System, The Toyota Way to Lean Leadership (2011) and 　Developing Lean Leaders at all Levels: A Practical Guide (2014). In 2016 he published The

Toyota Way to Service Excellence and coauthored a lean transformation business novel called Trenches. His articles and books have won thirteen Shingo Prizes for Research Excellence. In 2012 he was inducted into the Association of Manufacturing Excellence Hall of Fame and in 2016 inducted into the Sh

ingo Academy.Tom Root is an entrepreneur who originally envisioned Zingeman’s Mail Order and started it up as a co-partner and then founded the Maker Works as his second business. In 2002, Zingerman’s Mail Order and Zingermans.com merged and Tom took on the role of Chief Financial Officer of the res

ulting business (known simply as Zingerman’s Mail Order). As CFO, Tom has championed open book management and taken the lead on educating staff about the financial ins and outs of the business.　In 2004, Tom was introduced to the concepts of Lean Manufacturing popularized by Toyota. Building on his e

xperience with open book finance, Tom worked to bring the philosophy of continuous improvement and waste elimination to Mail Order. For the last 10 years Tom has been practicing Lean thinking though process improvement, class development and teaching.In 2008 Tom was inspired by the financial crisis

to start Maker Works. Maker Works is 11,000 sq ft manufacturing facility that is operated like a health club. Individuals or businesses purchase memberships to have access to high-tech tools like laser cutters, 3D printers and CNC plasma cutters. The mission of Maker Works is to democratize the tool

s of manufacturing to foster job creation, community and self-sustainability.In September of 2014, Maker Works celebrated it’s 3-year anniversary. It has attracted over 700 members, added 16,000 sq ft of tenant space and played a role in a handful of start-ups including Sight Machine, a venture fund

ed computer vision start-up.

感知價值、互動行為、印記對消費者品牌忠誠度

為了解決toyota high的問題，作者林立偉 這樣論述：

2020 年網紅直播在中國大陸掀起了一股旋風，包括了天貓的直播帶貨，消費者喜歡買賣雙方彼此間的互動關係，包括了主播跟消費者直接的互動與回答，可以進一步的來增加消費者的品牌忠誠度。消費者喜歡一些贈送禮品與主播來互動，透過消費者的資訊傳播，進一步的來達到消費者對於品牌的認識和感知價值，主要的目的得到消費者的品牌認同。本文主要的目的在於解決直播帶貨消費者的品牌忠誠度，我們使用了印記理論來應用買賣雙方的互動和交易觀念，並且進一步來創造直播商品和平台的品牌忠誠度。我們的研究結果顯示，研究中發現了感知價值、合約、互動對於印記皆有正向的關係影響，而印記會對於品牌忠誠度具有假設有正向的關係。本文透過結構方程

模式來建立起驗證結構和衡量之間的關係，並應用了網絡問卷調查分析調查，其結果具有顯著關係，可以提供給產學合作參考，具有一定的價值性，其中4 個研究假設皆獲得支持。