Japan Delivered in 6 Weeks. America Took 6 Months | Dr. Joseph DeFeo

At Perkin-Elmer in the 1980s, Joe DeFeo saw a stark competitive gap. He recalls the company taking six months to deliver an analytical instrument to a Connecticut customer, while a Japanese competitor could deliver a comparable product in six weeks at a lower price and with better uptime. Joe explains what American manufacturers learned as they worked to close the gap. From Minds That Moved Millions, Rahul Iyer's conversation with Dr. Joseph A. DeFeo. Watch the full podcast: Part 1:    • How Japan Beat America in Quality: The Jur...   Part 2:    • Juran and Deming Beyond the Myths | Part 2...   Part 3:    • Will AI Replace Quality Professionals? | C...   Rahul:   / rahul-g-iyer   Joe:   / joeadefeo   Rahul's website: https://www.rahulgiyer.com/ AIGPE: https://www.aigproexcellence.com/ For collaborations: collab@rahulgiyer.com