For years, the retail industry has been experiencing significant market fluctuations due to increased Internet commerce, corona and price increases. At the same time, we see citizens yearning for entertainment and conviviality in city centers. We also work with organizations in this sector to address their challenges.
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View our coursesThere are many different organizational issues where Lean can help. We have extensive experience in advisory and consultancy issues in the implementation of a Lean process. We use methods such as Strategy Deployment, A3, Gemba Walking, Kaizen, Problem Solving, Coaching On The Job and Training Within Industry. In doing so, we achieve great results and engagement with our clients at all levels of the organization. Let us help with your issue!
Lean is the methodology for radically improving processes. The ultimate goal is to serve customers optimally with minimum effort and cost. Think about it: if you yourself are a customer, don't you also expect the best possible service, whether at the hospital, the supermarket, or when ordering online?
With Lean , we analyze how to get your service or product to the customer as smartly, quickly and efficiently as possible. It's about eliminating any waste and continuously adding value.
When we talk about Lean , we refer to powerful Lean principles, proven methods and practical techniques that enable you and your team to demonstrably improve your processes - and thus your daily work.
A Lean transformation is a fundamental tilt of your entire organization from the current situation to an optimally desired future. It goes beyond just rearranging; it means that customer value and continuous improvement become the absolute red thread through every fiber of the organization.
This transformation requires learning a new way of thinking and acting. It is not a matter of following a set roadmap, but of deeply addressing crucial questions about the purpose, process and people within your organization.
Wondering how this works? The video below from our Lean Global Network describes the Lean Transformation Model, clearly explained by Lean veteran John Shook. Discover the essence of sustainable change!
Want to learn more about how we at Lean Management Institute work with the Lean Transformation Model? Then read on here.
In this article we briefly explain to you what Lean, Agile and Scrum methodologies are and what are the similarities and differences between them. Continue reading on the page "What is the difference between Lean, Agile and Scrum."