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Jan 04
2010

What would I cover at a Lunch and Learn

Posted by Matthew Horvat in target value design , lean design , Lean Construction , lean , Last Planner System , integrated project delivery , big room
Matthew Horvat

Hello,

I am doing a 2 minute survey on surveymonkey.com to understand better what your questions are. I've been making offers to come to your office for an hour to present and discuss Lean. With your help I would like to better focus and prepare. Please take a minute in the survey HERE (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/5VFTGWX) to tell me who you are and what questions you have. I'll publish the results here on my blog. All is anonymous. 

Thanks,
Matt

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