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Ferdinand Huber

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Born

Berlin, Germany

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https://leantalk.org

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Ferdinand Huber is an optimist. He has spent his
professional life working as an industrial engineering manager, value stream manager, and operations excellence consultant for multinational companies in the Automotive, Railway, Energy, and Optics industries. Spending over 15 years in Germany, 20 years in Brazil, and 5 years in China he has led manufacturing projects in a dozen countries in Europe, America, and Asia.
“Corporate standards may seem complex and
intimidating. I am convinced, however, that
improving is simple… so simple that
everyone can do it. The idea of getting better
every day is fascinating and the development
of people is a lasting source of joy.”
He holds a Degree in Engineering from the Federal University of Mato Grosso (B ...more

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Ferdinand Huber Currently I am working on a new online class related to Innovation and creating an audiobook.
Besides this, I am taking every feedback received related…moreCurrently I am working on a new online class related to Innovation and creating an audiobook.
Besides this, I am taking every feedback received related to my book to continuously improve it. Small incremental steps over time :-)(less)

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Ferdinand Huber From professional life. Every organization wants desperately to improve and to innovate. In most cases the management is unsatisfied with the speed of…moreFrom professional life. Every organization wants desperately to improve and to innovate. In most cases the management is unsatisfied with the speed of progress and the lack of problem solving. This book exemplifies attempts to change, improve and innovate within the Manufacturing Industry. (less)

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Aaron Swartz: Why They Came After Him

In 2010, a laptop hidden inside MIT began downloading millions of academic papers. What looked like a harmless act quickly turned into a federal investigation — and a case that would spark a global debate about information, access, and power.

At the center of it all was Aaron Swartz, a young programmer and internet pioneer who believed that knowledge should be free and accessible to everyone.

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