Before online experiential learning, most training was a “sit-and-get affair”. You come to a classroom (in person or virtually), sit down for two hours or more, and get your brain filled with information. This is known as passive learning; you’re just trying to absorb what someone else is telling you. Ineffective training can cost a […]
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Lean Business Pitfalls In today’s fast-paced business environment, lean management has become increasingly popular as companies strive to improve efficiency, reduce waste, and stay competitive. However, while lean principles can offer significant benefits, there are also common pitfalls that can derail your efforts. In this blog post, we’ll explore the 10 biggest lean business pitfalls
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We are happy to announce that Jean Dalmas has joined our Lean Business Consultancy team. Jean holds an MBA from Dijon Burgundy School of Business, France. He is certified by IASSC for Lean Black Belt and Six Sigma. Prior to 2014, he led sales and distribution organisations all over Europe in the Medical industry. From
We have worked with many Irish and international companies (both service and manufacturing) since 2006. At ETAC Limited, we firmly believe that the expertise to develop process improvements already exist in every organisation. Over the next few months, we’ll be showcasing some of our clients’ Lean case studies. We want to show how a pharmaceutical
DMAIC : An Essential Guide to Problem-Solving 2023 As businesses strive to improve their operations, they need to be equipped with tools and methodologies to enable them to solve problems effectively. One such methodology is DMAIC. DMAIC stands for Define, Measure, Analyse, Improve, and Control. Actually, it is a problem-solving approach that is commonly used
Everyone in your organisation can contribute to improving the performance of the organisation and the client experience. “What gets measured, gets managed” True? If we measure our sales, will they improve? Accurate and understandable measurement is a first step. The question is whether measurement then drives behaviours In the right environment, encouraging a change in
