The principles of lean manufacturing developed by the Japanese are at work in Smyrna, TN, at the North American home of Nissan Motor Manufacturing Corporation. The term "lean manufacturing" was coined from an MIT study of Japanese manufacturing methods published in the book, "The Machine that Changed the World" by J. P. Womack, et al. A key benefit of lean manufacturing is having a system in place to quickly detect problems and inefficiencies. Continuously solving these problems steadily improves the process.
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机译：由日本人开发的精益生产原理在田纳西州士麦那（Smyrna）的日产汽车制造公司（Nissan Motor Manufacturing Corporation）的北美总部正在运作。术语“精益制造”是由麻省理工学院对日本制造方法的研究提出的，该研究发表在J. P. Womack等人的著作《改变世界的机器》中。精益生产的主要好处是拥有一个可以快速发现问题和效率低下的系统。不断解决这些问题将稳步改善流程。
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