#Lean4Teams When you can create a continuous improvement culture in your organisation, it will be much easier to respond to changes in your environment. To create this culture start with daily stand-up meetings to discuss the results of the day before, what small things can be improved this day and what targets do we set for this day.
Reinders Folmer Consultancy
Bedrijfsconsulting en -services
Haarlem, North-Holland 10 volgers
Hulp bij een duurzame Lean transformatie
Over ons
Reinders Folmer Consultancy specialiseert zich in de verandering van gedrag en cultuur bij Lean transformaties. Door training, on the job coaching en faciliteren van sessies, leren managers over Lean en hoe het in hun dagelijkse praktijk toe te passen. Op deze manier kunnen zij hun medewerkers leiden naar een duurzame Lean manier van werken en een continu verbeteren mindset.
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- Branche
- Bedrijfsconsulting en -services
- Bedrijfsgrootte
- 1 medewerker
- Hoofdkantoor
- Haarlem, North-Holland
- Type
- Zzp’er
- Opgericht
- 2015
- Specialismen
- Lean, Six Sigma, Change in Behaviour and Culture, Process improvement, Training and Coaching en Professional speaking
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Haarlem, North-Holland 2024ZC, NL
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Updates
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#Lean4Teams Focus on the vision which includes Lean and consistently taking action following this action is what a Lean Leader does. This will result in Lean thinking throughout the whole organisation.
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#Lean4Teams The sum of all small things adds up to to great things. When you get your teams to all work towards a common goal and they all do their part, you will reach success
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#Lean4Teams The 5 Lean Principles are defined by James P. Womack and are the basis of how to start applying Lean in your organisation: 1. (Customer) Value: Understand who you customers are and what they value in your products or services. What are they willing to pay for. 2. Value Stream: Map all activities that lead up to delivering this product/service and the value to your customer. Then determine which activities do not add value and see if you can eliminate them. 3. Flow: Create processes where your products/services go through without having to wait. 4. Pull: Let your customer demand determine what you will produce when. Deliver the right product at the right time. 5. Strive for perfection: always look for the next possibility to improve your processes.
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