The Machine That Changed the World

The Machine That Changed the World

:"This article is about "The Machine that Changed the World", a book about the automobile. For the TV series about the history of computers, see "The Machine that Changed the World (1992)"."

"The Machine That Changed the World" is a book based on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's $5 million, five-year study on the future of the automobile, written by Jim Womack, Dan Jones, and Daniel Roos.

See also

*Lean manufacturing
*Automotive engineering


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