Implement Lean Management Practices That Work – Phase 2: Determine the Scope of Your Implementation

Author(s): Tony Denford

Define your organization and determine good candidate teams for introducing Lean management. Document risks associated with the decision and develop mitigation strategies to manage the risks.

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Lean, Lean Management, Lean Management System, LMS, Continuous Improvement, Culture, Transparency, Alignment, IT-business alignment, IT-business integration, business satisfaction, Respect for People, Team Building, capability, Voice of Customer, VOC, Customer alignment, Problem Solving, Waste, Metrics, KPIs, Key performance indicators, CSF, Critical success factor, Kanban, Kaizen, Coaching, empowerment, huddles, visual management, targets, build capacity, team focus, customer focus, seek perfection, Six Sigma, Scientific Management, go and see, Genchi Genbutsu, Kata, Systems thinking

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Increase transparency, alignment, team engagement, and customer satisfaction with a few simple Lean concepts.

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