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A thoughtful and entertaining book with a storyline demonstrating how to apply modern production management principles to a difficult situation. This book was first published quite a while ago and even though revised would do even better if modern communication methods and societal more's were updated. A quibble, however, as the story itself is a very good way to help people understand the issues a manufacturing facility faces on a daily basis and a pathway to optimization. The process is a bit simplistic and the resistance to change by the personnel, the union and management was understated compared to reality but it is a story used to illustrate a point. As a former Operations guy myself I sympathized with the pressures the plant manager was facing in particular how sales & upper management fail to understand the difficulties faced by production. The concept of removing bottlenecks was done well. This is a good book even for experienced operations personnel to use to gain insight into complex scheduling processes and could help with getting buy-in for managing change and moving toward modern scheduling techniques.