“By using visual task boards (Kanban) that portray clear time-frames and expectations coupled with the prioritization of tasks including preventative plans for mitigating the unexpected is a great way to optimize productivity. It is important that work-in-progress is kept low to reduce over-production. You can also encourage employees to collaborate on tasks as well.”
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How to plan a Process Improvement Project
When planning a process improvement project the most important question you have to ask is, “What problem are we trying to solve?” This question relates directly to the first step in DMAIC ( a Lean Six Sigma problem solving tool), which is to define the problem. After you answer this question you are ready toContinue reading “How to plan a Process Improvement Project”
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