NO TIME TO WASTE · ISSUE 29 Why Most Improvement Projects Fail Before They Start Research suggests that around 70% of business improvement projects fail globally. Not because the solutions were wrong — but because the problem was never properly framed. We see this pattern constantly. A team is given a project. They jump straight […]
NO TIME TO WASTE · ISSUE 27 The 15-Minute Meeting That Develops Your Team What if your daily team meeting wasn’t about reporting problems — but about sharing solutions? Most daily huddles follow the same pattern. The manager runs the meeting. The team reports what went wrong. Everyone leaves and gets back to work. It
No Time To Waste by LeanTeams Get the weekly 2-minute Lean tips On Purpose On Process On People Issue #12 — 05 NOV 2025 (2-min read) On Purpose: The cost of not having a clear purpose When purpose is unclear, teams can optimise locally, produce work nobody needs, and deliver an inconsistent client experience. Decisions
No Time To Waste by LeanTeams Get the weekly 2-minute Lean tips On Purpose On Process On People Issue #11 — 29 OCT 2025 (2-min read) On Purpose: Understanding customer needs (VOC) Customers can be internal or external. Lean starts by defining value in their words and then designing work to deliver it consistently. Capture
No Time To Waste by LeanTeams Get the weekly 2-minute Lean tips On Purpose On Process On People Issue #10 — 22 OCT 2025 (2-min read) On Purpose: The importance of “why” in Lean adoption Lean wins hearts and minds when everyone understands why the work matters. Put your mission in one clear line, then
No Time To Waste by LeanTeams Get the weekly 2-minute Lean tips On Purpose On Process On People Issue #9 — 15 OCT 2025 (2-min read) On Purpose: Staying customer-focused with Lean Lean begins and ends with customer value. At its core, the first principle of Lean—”Define value from the standpoint of the customer”—reminds us
