Post Tagged with: "lean"

 
  • Ten signs you respect me as an employee

    Lean thinking essentially means constantly looking for ways to increase customer value by decreasing waste caused to the customer by our own processes. It means constantly looking for ways employees can increase the value they contribute by eliminating wasteful work […]

     
  • How can lean boost sales?

    There are two ways of looking at this: one, applying lean thinking to the sales function, or two, increasing sales with lean. As I don’t know much about selling, I’ll tackle the latter – how can lean boost sales without […]

     
  • How can we improve productivity

    How can we improve productivity

    What is the point of making people work harder or longer if you don’t have more demand

     
  • What is “true cost”?

    Lean can certainly help in getting commitment on specific financial targets and seeing that these targets are met on schedule, but not in the way one thinks, which is again one of the interesting paradoxes of this new way of […]

     
  • 10 tips for Lean leaders by John Shook, Jeff Liker and Michael Ballé

     
  • Pull is the architecture for continuous improvement

    Pull is the architecture for continuous improvement

    Seventeen years ago, when I first saw a Toyota sensei come to a supplier, he went to a workstation in front of the assembled executive group, and watched the operator work for about ten minutes, before moving a box of […]