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2 min read Lean manufacturing aims to eliminate wastes and improve productivity, primarily by operating on a pull system known as just-in-time (JIT) production. The
2 min read Identifying waste using the 3 Ms can help you more easily set goals and create conditions that avoid unnecessary repetition of efforts
2 min read Once you implement the 5S model in your place of business, you will see the improvements very quickly. By the time you
2 min read Siemens Oostkamp produces electronic components such as relays, connectors, and coils. The combination of fewer orders from their parent company and increasingly
2 min read Going Lean means implementing a culture of continuous improvement, and constantly try to identify and eliminate the 8 types of waste: defects,
4 min read Understanding the Seven forms of Waste If you are looking into implementing lean six sigma principles, the first thing you will need
4 min read Poka Yoke Techniques to Help Eliminate Waste If you haven’t heard of Poka Yoke before, you might think you’ve accidentally stumbled onto
4 min read Implement Kaizen Continuous Improvement in 5 Steps or Less Kaizen, the Japanese term underlying the concept of “continuous improvement,” continues to dominate
4 min read Making Improvements with Six Sigma Root Cause Analysis When things aren’t going the way they should, it can often be quite difficult
4 min read Causation vs. Correlation in the Lean Business World For anyone who’s had to sit through a year of high school statistics, and
