(Manufacturing Entropy: Lafayette, IN) -- Production meetings end with action items nobody owns. The meeting ends, everyone nods, and the board still looks green. A week later the same issue is back, because the action item never had an owner. That is value leaving the plant while the numbers look fine.

Manufacturing Entropy announces JEDI Meeting Report, built for plant managers, supervisors, and quality and continuous improvement leads who run shift, production and daily meetings. It takes the notes or transcript from one production meeting and gives back a single page: the decisions made, who owns each next step, and the fix nobody picked up.

Everything on the page comes from the meeting itself, except one line clearly marked Advice. The report is meant to help the named owner act during the same shift, before the issue comes back.

JEDI was created by Nathan Scalf, a quality and manufacturing professional and founder of Manufacturing Entropy. JEDI Meeting Report is available now at https://manufacturingentropy.com/meeting-report/.