Reginald Said:

can you tell the web sites to download automobile related case studies as free of cost?

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I tried but they wouldn't listen to me. Sorry.

Harvey Said:

Where I can get free sociology case studies from internet?

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u hv to specify the subj matter
eg family violence - go to google search - enter family violence and u r there. sometimes u hv to try pg 3 or 5 to get more info.
child abuse etc - just hit the topic
goodluck

Kathleen Said:

Does anyone know where I can find free case studies on the internet?

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well it depends on what kind of case studies you are looking for, in my experience when it comes to healthcare case studies the best website which is also free is the www.medscape.com

Alan Said:

where can I find free Macroeconomics case studies?

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Information is below.

Alma Said:

Where can i find free business case studies about industrial disputes?

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http://www.managementparadise.com/forums…

http://www.scribd.com/doc/6519499/The-In…

http://www.mbs.edu/go/case-study/industr…

Sergio Said:

where can i get free case studies on lean manufacture priciples?

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Hi Stephen

What Is Lean Manufacturing?

In its most basic form, Lean Manufacturing is the systematic elimination of waste by focusing on production costs, product quality and delivery, and worker involvement. In the 1950s, Taiichi Ohno, developer of the Toyota “just-in-time” Production System, created the modern intellectual and cultural framework for Lean Manufacturing and waste elimination. Ohno defined waste as “any human activity which absorbs resources but creates no value.” Largely, Lean Manufacturing represents a fundamental paradigm shift from traditional “batch and queue” mass production to production systems based on product aligned “single-piece flow, pull production.” Whereas “batch and queue” involves mass-production of large inventories of products in advance based on potential or predicted customer demands, a “single-piece flow” system rearranges production activities in a way that processing steps of different types are conducted immediately adjacent to each other in a continuous and single piece flow. If implemented properly, a shift in demand can be accommodated immediately, without the loss of inventory stockpiles associated with traditional batch-and-queue manufacturing.

Stephen go here>>>http://www.epa.gov/lean/perfection.pdf and or >>www.leaningforward.co.uk/casestudy.htm download the pdf files with a case study enclosed

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John Stewart