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The Lean Post / Articles / John Drogosz on Product Development

Product & Process Development

John Drogosz on Product Development

By John Drogosz, PhD

February 1, 2014

John Drogosz gives a talk on lean product development from the University of Michigan.

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About John Drogosz, PhD

John has over 25 years of lean manufacturing, product development, and above-shop-floor experience. As a coach, he has led lean transformations in numerous companies and industries, including Northrop Grumman, Johnson Controls, Areva, Peugeot-Citroen, Tenneco, Eaton, Hertz, Schlumberger, Harley-Davidson, Embraer, and Caterpillar. As LEI’s chief engineer, process and product development, John…

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