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than Reacting

Fast OODA Loop Cycles

Summarizing Boyd

The Logical Thinking Process

The Intermediate Objectives Map

Constraint Management Model: A Synthesis of TOC and the OODA Loop

The Role of the LTP in the CMM

What about Steps 6 and 7?

Summary and Conclusion

References

About the Author

20 The Layers of Resistance—The Buy-In Process According to TOC Efrat Goldratt-Ashlag

Introduction

The Layers of Resistance to Change

Disagreement on the Problem

Disagreement on the Solution

Disagreement on the Implementation

Sense of Ownership: The Key to True Buy-In

Bottom Line

References

About the Author

21 Less Is More—Applying the Flow Concepts to Sales Mauricio Herman and Rami Goldratt

Introduction

Improving Flow

Preventing Overproduction

Local Efficiencies Must Be Abolished

A Focusing Process Must Be in Place

Summary

Addendum

References

About the Authors

22 Mafia Offers: Dealing With a Market Constraint Dr. Lisa Lang

Introduction: What Is a Mafia Offer?

Do You Have a Market Constraint?

Developing a Mafia Offer

Custom Label Printer—An Example

The Test—Is It a Mafia Offer?

What Did It Take to Make the Offer?

A Mafia Offer Is NOT

Where to Start?

Sustaining the Advantage and the Offer

It’s a Business Deal

The Psychology of Delivering a Mafia Offer

Can You Create a Mafia Offer?

The Templates

Summary

References

About the Author

Section VI Thinking Processes

23 The TOC Thinking Processes Victoria J. Mabin and John Davies

Introduction

The Nature, Development, and Use of the TOC TP

The Nature of Other Approaches to Problem-Solving and Decision Making

Lessons for TOC from the Literature

The Nature and Use of the TOC Thinking Processes Revisited

Summary

References

About the Authors

24 Daily Management with TOC Oded Cohen

Introduction—Purpose of the Chapter

Solving Daily Problems

From a Problem to the Solution Implementation

Conclusion—Problem Solving the TOC Way

References

About the Author

25 Thinking Processes Including S&T Trees Lisa J. Scheinkopf

Introduction: Anybody Can Be a Jonah!

The Basic Building Block—Cause-and-Effect Logic

Basic Terms and Mapping Protocol

Tools for Daily Decision Making and Problem Solving

Negative Branch Reservation (NBR)

Evaporating Cloud (EC)

The Integrated TOC Thinking Processes

What to Change?

The Bank Case: What to Change, Snowflake Approach

To What to Change

How to Cause the Change

The Strategy & Tactic Tree

Chapter Wrap-Up

References

About the Author

Appendix B: Categories of Legitimate Reservation 1

26 TOC for Education Kathy Suerken

Why Change?

What to Change?

What to Change to?

How to Cause the Change?

A Process of Ongoing Improvement

References

About the Author

27 Theory of Constraints in Prisons Christina Cheng

Introduction

What To Change?

What to Change to?

How to Effect the Change?

Results

Follow-on Implementations

Future Recommendations

Summary and Conclusion

About the Author

Section VII TOC in Services

28 Services Management Boaz Ronen and Shimeon Pass

Introduction

Survey of Service Organizations TOC Literature

Brief Assessment of Service Management

TOC Concepts and Tools for Service Organizations

How to Implement the Change?

The Remaining Chapters in This Section

References

About the Authors

29 Theory of Constraints in Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services John Arthur Ricketts

Introduction

Background

What to Change

What to Change to

How to Cause the Change

Summary

References

About the Author

30 Customer Support Services According to TOC Alex Klarman and Richard Klapholz

Introduction—The Need for Change

What to Change


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