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Reinvention doesn't always announce itself; sometimes it shows up in a process review. Maybe, in a question someone thought to ask and didn't let go of. At Mahindra Vehicle Manufacturers Limited (MVML), that question led to a more intentional way of managing scrap, recovering more from what was once... show more

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