Just-in-time for today and tomorrow

The book is written in a rather weird format. Every chapter (there is just three of them) starts of with a theme. Then a dialog between Taiichi Ohno and Setsuo Mito. After the dialog there are some notes which seem to be written by Setsuo Mito (which makes him the main author and Ohno just verbally...

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Tác giả chính: Ohno, Taiichi
Định dạng: Sách
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Được phát hành: Cambridge Productivity Press 1988
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