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What is cycle time?
Cycle Time in Lean is the total amount of time required to complete an individual
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Cycle Time in Lean is the total amount of time required to complete an individual
Kanban is a system of visualizing and managing work. Toyota originally developed it to improve
The Lean 5s principles are a methodology used to promote workplace organization and efficiency. The
Wondering whether you should get a Six Sigma Green Belt certification? This credential trains you to lead quality improvement projects
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Cycle Time in Lean is the total amount of time required to complete an individual process or task from start to finish. It measures the efficiency and effectiveness of a process, and helps identify areas where improvements can be made. Cycle Time encourages continuous improvement and increases productivity by reducing waste and unnecessary steps.
Kanban is a system of visualizing and managing work. Toyota originally developed it to improve the efficiency of production lines. This system uses cards placed on boards to track progress, prioritize tasks, and identify bottlenecks in a process. Kanban is used in many fields and has become popular among software development teams due to its ability to provide visibility into the progress of projects and help teams manage their workflow.
The Lean 5s principles are a methodology used to promote workplace organization and efficiency. The five Ss (Seiri, Seiton, Seiso, Seiketsu, and Shitsuke) collectively create a system of cleanliness and order that makes operations more efficient and eliminates waste. Seiri is the process of taking inventory of what you have and discarding what is not needed. Seiton is the act of organizing all necessary items in a neat and orderly fashion. Seiso involves frequent cleaning to ensure quality and eliminate dirt or defects. Seiketsu ensures standardization across all areas, so everyone knows where everything belongs. Finally, Shitsuke emphasizes continuous improvement so the system can be improved over time.
Wondering whether you should get a Six Sigma Green Belt certification? This credential trains you to lead quality improvement projects
In the quest for operational excellence, organisations invest heavily in digital dashboards and analytics. Yet the simplest, most powerful method
A recent Medium feature, “On Navigating Change: How ChangeOps, Strategy, and Maturity Drive Success”, argues that most transformation efforts falter
Key Takeaways The Kano Model, created by Dr. Noriaki Kano in 1984, categorises product features based on their impact on
BNY’s CEO Robin Vince has turbocharged the bank’s transformation since 2022 by tearing down silos, unifying the corporate culture, and
Organisations today face unrelenting pressure to do more with less. Yet chasing cost cuts without a coherent framework can undermine
In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, operations leaders face a pivotal question: how do we deploy Gen AI
In an era where “faster, cheaper, better” is more than a catchphrase, generative AI (gen AI) stands out as a
As the pace of change accelerates, organisational success increasingly depends on the ability of leaders to guide teams through transformation.
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