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How much data do you need – Lean 6 Sigma Mini Lesson.mp4 Hi everyone!, Cedro [...]
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Lean Six Sigma Mini Lessons
IT stands for Just In Time. What does that mean? Today we call it Lean [...]
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Lean Six Sigma Mini Lessons
Kanban is a Japanese word that means a signboard, or in other words, a signal [...]
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Lean Six Sigma Toolbox
Kaizen is a Japanese word that means continuous improvement. Broken up into two parts, Kai [...]
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Lean Six Sigma Toolbox
You can get a lean six Sigma certification from anywhere. You can literally go online [...]
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How much data do you need – Lean 6 Sigma Mini Lesson.mp4 Hi everyone!, Cedro here with Lean 6 Sigma toolbox. Today we’re going to answer the question, “How much data do I need in order to prove that the project I’m working on is actually having an impact on my organization?” I just got […]
IT stands for Just In Time. What does that mean? Today we call it Lean Manufacturing. Just In Time means producing to customer demand using a pull process. When a customer places an order, you start to build. To do this you need short lead times, perfect quality, and low inventory. Just In Time or […]
Here’s an interesting statistic, “Companies with a Highly Engaged Workforce Are 21% More Profitable.” What can we do to increase engagement? “37% of Employees Consider Recognition” the most important thing leadership could do to help them be successful. What should we recognize employees for? Process Improvement! This creates a positive feedback loop where the team […]
Manufacturing is a serious business, but when batch processing goes wrong, it can be downright comical. Luckily, Lean Six Sigma principles like one-piece flow can help teams reduce lead times and avoid these mishaps. In this article, we’ll explore how teams can use one-piece flow to keep things running smoothly and avoid any more “oops” […]