1. Victorious
WEEKLY
–
EVERY
THURSDAY
Henry
Ford
&
the
Model
T
Modern
Process
Innovation
Craft
Production
Extinct?

2. CONTENTS
Meet
the
Team
Contents
SPECIAL
The
Team
Editor
in
Chief
QUICKview
Simon
Ramsden
Process
Innovation
explained
in
shape
and
color!
Craft
Production
Managing
Editor
Extinct?
Not
really!
Jay
Gada
A
review
of
craft
production
in
the
21st
century
and
modern
firms
who
still
use
it
Executive
Editor
The
Mass
Production
SPECIAL
Shannie
Tu
Ë Henry
Ford’s
approach
to
mass
production
Ë Standardization
and
why
was
it
important?
Creative
Director
Ë Importance
of
factory
layout
in
mass
Flavia
Vintila
production
Ë Importance
of
interchangeable
parts
Ë Ford’s
approach
to
the
motor
car
Copy
Editor
Ë The
Ford
‘system’
Ë The
key
to
combining
quality,
reliability
Emma
–Zhuo
Yi
and
low
price
Ë The
Model
T
Ë Taylorism
Ideas
Fact
Checker
Innovation
Ivy
Huang
Creation

3. QUICKview
OR
How
The
Editorial
Team
Plays
Around
with
SmartArt
What
is
‘Process
Innovation’?

4.
Levels
of
Process
Innovation
Impact
on
Organization
and
Point
of
Attach
within
Organization
grow
with
each
widening
circle

7.
Factory
System
emerged
in
19th
century
as
various
industries
attempted
to
move
process
product
from
“Craft”
stage
to
more
efficient
mode
of
operation
aimed
at
21st
century
economies
of
scale.
Car
Assembly
Line
In
21st
century
Capitalism
exist
amongst
m ost
countries,
very
few
that
is
still
of
communism
nature
–
North
Korea.
Capitalism’s
main
feature
is
that
it
fully
eradicated
the
importance
of
craftsmanship
and
focused
on
division
of
labour.
This
shift
of
view
from
craftsman
to
labour
has
totally
changed
how
people
think
they
can
earn
a
living
than
where
by
a
person
would
intern
under
a
specific
master
at
a
certain
skill
and
process
all
his
skill
in
matters
of
years.
20th
&
21st
century
As
the
meaning
of
“Craft”
would
b e
“an
art,
trade,
or
occupation
(Guitar
Manufacturing
requiring
special
skill”
(dictionary.com)
which
means
a
Unit)
“craftsman”
means
a
person
possessing
the
skill.
We
would
say
that
even
doctors
who
has
skill
of
healing
is
a
craftsman
of
this
m odern
society
though
it
does
not
comes
under
the
category
of
Process
innovation
but
the
service
innovation.
W e
agree
that
craftsmanship
is
different
from
what
was
in
the
past.
The
labour
class,
due
to
the
poverty
and
lack
of
education,
they
are
unable
to
rose
and
become
professionals
that
doesn’t
mean
that
they
are
doomed
to
be
workers
under
the
capitalist
for
eternality.
There
are
m any
other
types
of
workers
who
are
more
19th
century
advanced
in
class
than
of
their
counter
parts
that
we
see
today
in
factories.
Ferrari,
Lamborghini
,
BMW-­‐
The
world’s
m ost
sought
after
and
expensive
luxury
automobile
company,
the
reason
behind
this
expensive
price
tag
is
due
to
the
elaborated
assembly
line
that
it
had
where
craftsmanship
is
involved
as
the
workers
manually
assembles
the
vehicle,
from
the
body
of
the
car
to
the
leather
sewn
for
making
seat
and
interior.
The
fact
is
–
End
product,
which
is
the
automobile
is
over
80%
hand
assembled.
We
would
say
that
the
worker
are
semi-­‐craftsman
as
they
know
about
a
particular
job
scope
but
know
m ore
than
a
common
worker
(Ultimate
18th
century
Factories,
National
Geography
Channel,
2007)

15. 2
1
So,
how
WAS
the
Model
T
suitable
for
US
market
conditions?
Ford
Model
T
(also
called
Tin
Lizzie
or
Flivver)
and
type.
is
a
classics
type
of
car
that
produced
by
Ford
Motor
Company
(It
was
founded
by
Henry
The
critical
factor
cause
success
of
the
Model
T
Ford
and
incorporated
on
June
16,
1903)
is
that
Ford
increase
productivity
for
output
between
1908
and
1927
in
America.
per
unit
of
input.
Both
specialization
and
segment
of
labor
helped
Ford
Motor
Company
The
first
finished
model
of
Ford
Model
T
to
raise
Model
T
productivity.
Ford
discovered
was
born
on
September
27,
1908.
So
that
the
it
is
more
efficient
to
built
assembly
line
year
became
the
one
with
significant
meaning
production
than
make
individual
workers
to
do
in
the
industrial
history
because
of
creating
a
complete
products,
that
is
to
say,
they
Model
T
and
this
type
must
be
the
most
changed
their
strategy
from
single
work
to
successful
cars
in
the
history
of
the
United
divide
the
work,
furthermore,
interchangeable
States.
components
made
this
novel
way
to
organize
production
possible.
In
1913,
the
Ford
Motor
Company
established
the
first
moving
assembly
line
and
used
in
On
the
other
hand,
Model
T
concluded
four
large-­‐scale
manufacturing
process.
great
features:
Reliable,
durable,
easy
maintenance
and
the
important
point
is
that
In
the
end
of
nineteen
century,
customers
in
the
price
is
affordable
for
general
people,
thus
the
America
tended
to
buy
the
commodities
it
became
popular
on
the
car
market,
the
with
low
price
and
easy
to
get,
so
the
company
market
share
higher
than
60%
at
one
time.
The
attempted
to
increase
the
efficiency
and
extend
pattern
‘
one
principle
type
is
suitable
for
every
the
range
of
distribution
in
order
to
raise
user’
made
car
as
a
utility
tool
and
sell
to
output
and
reduce
cost.
publics
normally.
Therefore,
the
production
concept
focused
on
The
United
States
has
since
become
a
production
than
marketing,
it
means
what
the
kingdom
on
the
"car".
company
sold
based
on
the
production,
they
didn’t
notice
the
requirement
of
customers,
such
as
they
only
sale
the
car
with
single
color

18.
BOOK
Review
One
of
the
more
pessimistic
views
of
humanity’s
future
is
explained
in
m inute
detail
in
Aldous
Huxley’s
‘Brave
New
World’.
The
book’s
tone
is
largely
due
to
the
time
it
was
written,
between
the
First
World
W ar
and
W orld
War
II
and
to
the
changes
those
hard
times
brought
upon
society.
The
socialism
of
that
time
became
the
totalitarian
W orld
State,
growing
materialism
and
Now,
you’ve
seen
how
weakening
religious
beliefs
became
the
religion
of
consumerism
beneficial
Ford’s
genius
has
with
Henry
Ford
acting
as
its
god.
The
divine
role
was
thrust
been
to
the
world.
But,
we
upon
him
because
the
mass-­‐production
of
his
T-­‐Model
vehicles
at
Victorious
Secret,
would
leads
to
the
mass-­‐production
of
human
beings
in
‘Brave
New
consider
it
a
waste
if
we
do
World’.
not
recommend
the
following
book
in
‘Brave
New
World’
introduces
a
London
600
hundred
years
in
concordance
with
our
the
future
(“After
Ford”).
Human
life
has
become
industrialized
special
on
Henry
Ford.
and
is
under
the
rule
of
ten
people
who
are
at
the
top
of
the
World
State.
Humans
are
not
born
anymore,
but
are
genetically
engineered,
divided
into
specific
castes
ranging
from
the
Alpha+
to
Epsilons,
each
group
color-­‐coded
and
conditioned
from
birth
to
accept
their
given
life
with
blind
gratitude.
The
World
State’s
motto
is
“Community.Identity.Stability”.
It
becomes
glaringly
clear
from
the
first
chapters
how
the
free-­‐
willed
individual
has
been
sacrificed
to
m aintain
this
futuristic
dystopia’s
deceiving
social
stability.
Scientific
advances,
such
as
Bokanovsky’s
Process,
are
used
to
mass-­‐produce
humans,
effectively
destroying
the
meaning
of
the
word
‘family’.
More
so,
several
techniques
engineered
for
better
purposes,
like
hypnopaedia
or
sleep-­‐teaching,
are
abused
and
used
to
further
condition
and
control
the
masses.
“Everybody
belongs
to
everybody”
(Huxley,
1932)
is
a
phrase
drilled
mercilessly
into
young
minds,
further
underlining
the
main
point
of
this
society:
there
are
no
individuals,
there
is
only
the
society
itself,
a
well-­‐
BRAVE
NEW
WORLD
built
machine
whose
parts
are
easily
and
actively
replaced;
no
Aldous
Huxley
one
is
more
important
than
another
in
the
grand
scheme
of
1932
things.
London