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Minimising waste and maximising productivity

Lean Management Simplifying Operations

Lean principles can be traced back to 15th-century Venice, but the modern concept originated in Japan in the mid-20th century from car manufacturers like Toyota.

Lean management can help businesses to operate more efficiently and effectively. By simplifying operations, improving processes and eliminating waste, companies can save time, reduce costs, and improve overall performance.

Lean can also help businesses to be more responsive to customer needs, enhance product quality, and increase competitiveness in the market. By adopting lean principles and practices, companies can achieve sustainable growth, improve employee morale, improve productivity and enhance customer satisfaction.

Lean Management Simplifying Operations

Genchi Genbutsu Observing the Process Where the Problem Lies

5s Methodology for a Productive Work Environment

Lean Six Sigma

Value Stream Mapping: Documenting every step in the process visualising every task

Hansei: Recognise Mistakes and Avoid Reoccurrence

Jidoka – Injecting Human Touch into Automation

Kata: Toyota’s Kata Karate Concept for Continuous Improvement

Nemawashi: Team Decision Making

Toyota Lean Manufacturing: Maximise Productivity and Efficiency

Hoshin Kanri: Seven-Step Hoshin Planning Process

Poka Yoke: Error Prevention Method to Stop Mistakes

Muda, Mura and Muri: Eliminate Processes That Don’t Add Value

Lean Methodology: Optimising Business Processes