How do the Lean tools and principles connect?
The array of lean tools and concepts can be quite overwhelming. We explain how these continuous improvement elements connect and fit together.
The array of lean tools and concepts can be quite overwhelming. We explain how these continuous improvement elements connect and fit together.
It is a simple, but often overlooked, critical step in the improvement process. Read why we must focus on continuous improvement planning for success.
All too often when challenged to make improvement in our process environment we look for the complicated ‘shiny objects’. We discuss keeping lean...
Optimise your daily huddles by considering these key tips and make the most of your improvement activities.
Approach improvement utilising A3 methodology to support your improvement cycles. We discuss A3 thinking & how to achieve problem solving success.
Implementing standards doesn't mean eliminating ownership of tasks from staff. We discuss how a foundation of standards strengthens improvement...
Rewarding employees effectively isn't a science, nor is it straightforward. But, by better understanding motivation we can better reward our teams.
The control chart (or process behaviour chart) is one of several visual tools typically applied to quality control analysis. We discuss how to use it.
Here's your definitive guide to the Plan, Do, Check, Adjust (PDCA) cycle - one of the pillars of Lean, continuous improvement and operational...
Paul Dunlop dissects why we constantly find ourselves fighting for time and why saving time with lean is worth the personal investment.