Just Do It. This well-known tagline is synonymous with the Nike brand. In essence, it aims to inspire and motivate people to take action, overcome obstacles, and pursue their goals, regardless of challenges or doubts they may face. Whether in sporting activities or other aspects of life, it has become a rallying cry for people
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In today’s competitive business landscape, organisations are constantly striving for growth and improvement to stay ahead. At LeanTeams we believe that one of the most effective approaches to achieving this is by creating a culture of continuous improvement. From our experience as Training and Mentoring practitioners, we work with large and small organisations, across all
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As many organisations progress in their lean journey, they start to look at how to can build quality into their process. In a traditional company, defects and errors are accepted as something that happens but can’t be prevented. It is quite common to see organisations adding inspection steps or asking people to be more careful
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Organisations use Continuous improvement Programs as a way of identifying opportunities for streamlining work, reducing waste and variation in processes. Typically, methods such as Lean and Six Sigma, are used alongside or in addition to essential process driven improvements to find savings and growth opportunities. Unlike process driven improvements, for example, audit non-compliances, customer complaints and
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“Going digital” has never been cheaper. Long gone are the days of high entry costs. The technologies that enable business transactions are plentiful and getting less expensive to acquire. Business models have evolved to the extent where it is as easy to lease or buy per use a digital system without high upfront costs. But
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As the pandemic subsides, there has been some level of return to normal. Meetings and face-to-face interactions in offices and factories are now little different from what they were prior to 2020. One legacy is the paradigm shift to remote online lean training. Surveys suggest that office workers spend about 1.5 days in the office
