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        Layoffs, 26, 33–36           National Highway Traffic Administra-
        Lentz, Jim, 28n, 102, 132, 137, 164,   tion (NHTSA) (cont’d):
            177–178, 182–183, 235–236  TMA interactions with, 168
        Lessons from the crisis, 199–236  Toyota’s relationship with, 108–
          culture and crisis response, 201–  109
              215                    Nemawashi, 169
          culture of responsibility, 214–218  Niedermeyer, Edward, 80–81, 89,
          globalizing culture, 224–226   117–118, 198, 204, 228
          and sensationalism and rumor   Niimi, Atsushi (Art), 24–26, 29–30,
              mongering, 226–234         185, 215, 216
          weaknesses in cultures, 218–224  Nissan, 26
        Listening to customers, 162, 172–180  North American Quality Task Force,
        Loftus, Elizabeth, 92            174, 175
        Los Angeles Times, 83, 90–91, 107,   North Carolina Police Accident Re-
            108, 120–121                 port Database, 87–88
                                     NUMMI (New United Motor Manu-
        McDonald, Kevin, 227             facturing, Inc.), 19–20, 34–36,
        McIntosh, Renee, 205             224
        Machine That Changed the World, The
            (Womack, Jones, and Roos),   Ohno, Taiichi, 5–7, 9, 14, 16, 41, 58,
            19n, 20                      168, 219, 235
        Maintenance kaizen, 13       Oil crises, 23–24, 215–216
        Managing complexity, 51–55   Okuda, Hiroshi, 27
        Maynard, Micheline, 82, 227–229  Opportunity (see Turning crisis into
        Media reports, 90, 106–107, 114,   opportunity)
            150, 170, 228–233        Organizational structure, 164–168
        Michels, Mike, 138
        Miller, Irv, 102–105, 171    Perception gap, 105–109, 171–172
        Mistakes, eliminating, 4, 5  Person, George, 149
        Monozukuri, 32               Personnel costs, 38–39
        Mulally, Alan, 26            Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle,
                                         8, 9
        NASA, 70, 79, 82, 85, 89–90, 97,   Political theater, 115–121, 230–231
            119, 148-149, 231–232    Princeton, Indiana plant (TMMI),
        National Highway Traffic Administra-  43–49, 55
            tion (NHTSA), 231–232    Prius, 2, 22, 91, 112–114, 145–147
          accusations against, 90–91  Profitability, 2, 32–37, 41–43, 51, 56–57
          complaint database of, 84–87, 91–93  “Pull” system, 5
          countering misinformation on
              SUAs, 147–151          Quality awards, 22, 159, 195-197
          and floor mats problem, 66, 67,   Quality circles, 40–41, 50–51, 136,
              69, 119                    185–186
          independence of, 206       Quality initiatives, 2, 7, 178, 182–
          Prius complaints to, 112       813
          and sticky pedal publicity, 102–  Quality of products, 1–2, 22, 106,
              105, 111                   155–162, 195–196

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