Besides problem solving, there is a second main form of improvement in Lean namely: Kaizen. This workshop is based on the original material used by Toyota in improving their processes and solving issues.
Dates and registrationContactIn this workshop you will learn how to think of and realize real improvements in a structured and creative way.
We cover the six steps of Kaizen: 1) Identify improvement opportunities, 2) Analyze the current standard, 3) Come up with original ideas, 4) Come up with a proposal, 5) Implement the proposal, 6) Evaluate the new standard
We do this based on one or more concrete issues from your own organization.
In this workshop, on day 1 we will cover the introduction to Kaizen and go through steps 1 and 2. The second step involves analyzing the current standard. Techniques used in this process include the following:
On day 2, we cover steps 3 through 6. The third step of kaizen is all about combining again, but differently, the elements of work that Step 2 exposed. Creative techniques used in this process include the following:
As opposed to a workshop that teaches you more about how to perform a Kaizen, you can also choose to be guided by us in performing a
Kaizen Event or Kaizen improvement week. In that case we will guide and coach you and your team during one or more Kaizens you will perform in your organization. Read more about Kaizen Events.
We provide the Kaizen workshop only in-company (minimum 6 to maximum 8 participants per group), so if you have other wishes regarding the days or the content of the program, this is of course possible. Please contact us to discuss your wishes and the price.
There are numerous benefits to be gained from Lean. A small summary.
If you want to know more about what is Lean, read this article.
A lot! The beauty of Lean is that you can start applying it both very big and very small. Obviously, the answer to this question depends on your personal situation, but we try to give you some guidance in this article (at the bottom of the article).
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.
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