A
selection of highlighted blog posts from Lean bloggers from the month of December
2024. You can also view the previous monthly Lean Roundups here.
WSJ
Shows Us a Day in the Life of a Plant Manager — Including Lean Practices –
Mark Graban discusses fascinating article about Whirlpool Plant Manage Day in the
Life offering valuable insights for anyone interested in operational
excellence, leadership, and Lean thinking.
Why We Need Visual
Management… - Christoph Roser talks about the need to go out, understand
your shop floor, see the problems, see the target situation, and create a way
from the current situation to the target situation to do kaizen.
What
are the biggest obstacles to an effective and sustained Lean initiative? –
Michael Sinocchi asks author Bill Artzberger to share the biggest obstacles to an effective
and sustained Lean initiative.
Year-End:
Why Is Reflection So Difficult? – Pascal Dennis explains the steps to an
effective year-end reflection activity.
Unlocking
the Secret to Success: Managing for Daily Improvement (MDI) – Alen Ganic
discusses the steps, best practices, and pitfalls to avoid implementing successful
daily management meetings.
The
Timeless Power of Gratitude – Ron Pereira discusses how gratitude transforms
how we see the world and how to practice gratitude.
5 Whys: A Simple
Tool for Root Cause Analysis and Goal Setting – Jeff Roussel talks about
the versatility of repeatedly asking “why” to uncover root causes, address
underlying issues, and even clarify goals.
Why Operators Need to
Measure Their Own Data! – Christoph Roser explains why self-measurement of
process-related data makes it so much more likely that the data is used for
improvement.
Hoshin vs.
Chaos – Jim Womack reflects on the Toyota hoshin process he observed in
2018 and how it has led them to design a portfolio of countermeasures to
navigate the industry's current chaos.
Santa’s
Hoshin Objectives: Driving Strategic Alignment at the North Pole – LEI shares
Santa's hoshin objectives to improve how North Pole, Inc delivers happiness to
children around the globe.
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