Pink hard hats were designated for truck drivers at a facility to stop hats from disappearing, and it worked. This inspired a color-coded hard hat system for the entire organization to easily identify roles and certifications at a glance, like identifying who was forklift certified. The system improved visibility of information and directed behavior through simple visual cues of hat color.
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As the world of online music grows, tools for helping people find new and interesting music in these extremely large collections become increasingly important. In this tutorial we look at one such tool that can be used to help people explore large music collections: information visualization. We survey the state-of-the-art in visualization for music discovery in commercial and research systems. Using numerous examples, we explore different algorithms and techniques that can be used to visualize large and complex music spaces, focusing on the advantages and the disadvantages of the various techniques. We investigate user factors that affect the usefulness of a visualization and we suggest possible areas of exploration for future research.
This is the slide set for the ISMIR 2009 tutorial by Justin Donaldson and Paul Lamere. Note that this presentation originally included a large number of audio and video samples which are not included in this slide deck due to space considerations.
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#1 PPT - Improving Business Performance with Visual ManagementRhonda Kovera
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•Creates a safe and organized Workplace Structure
•Drives Process Improvement, instinctively
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A key element of creating a Visual Workplace is being able to identify abnormal from normal situations. In this Single Point Lesson team members organized a work cell, identified the items in the work cell and used flags to signal a reorder request to a material handler driving by. Wastes reduced: Transportation, Inventory, Motion and Waiting.
1. How Can Color Direct Behavior?
In this facility everyone was
required to wear a hard outside
the office area.
2. Pink is all the rage!
When deliveries were made
the truck drivers were
always walking off the hard
hats. They were costly and
were always having to be
replaced.
Pink hats were designated
specifically for truck drivers
then suddenly hats stopped
disappearing.
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3. Display What is Required
The Pink Hat idea inspired the Safety
Manager to create a hard hat color-
coded system for the entire
organization.
3
4. Color can direct behavior!
In addition to making sure that hard hats did not vanish,
they company added the forklift certification to the hat of
each employee as necessary. Information became visible
at a glance.
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Editor's Notes
When deliveries were made the truck drivers were always walking off the hard hats they used while they were in the building. The hatswere costly and were always having to be replaced. Pink hats were designated specifically for truck drivers and suddenly hats stopped disappearing.
To deter this from happening they created a color code system for the hats.
In addition to making sure that hard hats did not vanish, they company added the forklift certification to the had of each employee as necessary. Information became visible at a glance.