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  • Lean ‘Hints and Tips’ Pocket Cards
  • Transformation Model (1)
  • Lean Transformation Model Reading List
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  • Daniel Jones Discussing The Lean Transformation Model At The UK Lean Summit 2013

  • Four Lessons on Lean Healthcare

    Although Lean was born in Toyota in the 1950s and 1960s, it was not until after 2000 that the first hospitals in the USA, Europe and Australia began to explore it. These pioneering organizations came together to share their stories at the first Global Lean Healthcare Summit in the UK in 2007

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  • Lean ‘Hints and Tips’ Pocket Cards

    £8.10

    Helpful Lean tips to assist you day to day

  • Working With Us

    Our Action Research starts by defining the business problem (a gap in performance terms) that the organisation wants to close When we undertake to help an organisation, we are firstly attempting to do the following: Create flow of value through systematic PDCA by all team members (Purpose)

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  • Desert Island Lean: Key Lean Books

    At the beginning of a New Year many of us define a list of things we want to accomplish over the next 12 months. Towards the end of 2014 two activities prompted me to think more deeply about what has been written on Lean. The first of these was some teaching I do on Lean as part of a masters program

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  • Lead with Respect

    Michael Balle and Freddy Balle

    £20.00

    Developing people through a rigorous application of proven tools and methods

  • What Lean Really is

    I was asked by a Professor the other day to summarise what lean really is all about for his academic colleagues, this is what I came up with. Does this match with your experience of Lean? I am curious to hear your reactions and comments.

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    Picture Of Professor Daniel T Jones Visiting A Hospital Using Lean Management Principles

    Four Lessons on Lean Healthcare

    Although Lean was born in Toyota in the 1950s and 1960s, it was not until after 2000 that the first hospitals in the USA, Europe and Australia began to explore it. These pioneering organizations came together to share their stories at the first Global Lean Healthcare Summit in the UK in 2007

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    Lean Transformation Model Reading List

    Desert Island Lean: Key Lean Books

    At the beginning of a New Year many of us define a list of things we want to accomplish over the next 12 months. Towards the end of 2014 two activities prompted me to think more deeply about what has been written on Lean. The first of these was some teaching I do on Lean as part of a masters program

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    Planet Lean interviews Daniel T Jones and James P Womack at the UK Lean Summit 2014

    Planet-Lean.com interviews Daniel T Jones and James P Womack at the UK Lean Summit 2014

    One of the highlights of our UK Lean Summit 2014 in Kenilworth last month was bringing the pioneers of Lean, Jim Womack and Dan Jones, together again both to give keynotes and to answer questions in a discussion workshop. We asked Planet Lean to interview them in one of the breaks. Six questions pro

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    Planet-Lean.com interviews David Brunt at the UK Lean Summit 2014

    Planet-Lean.com interviews David Brunt at the UK Lean Summit 2014

    Roberto Priolo, managing editor of Planet-Lean.com (the online web journal of the Lean Global Network) interviews David Brunt, CEO of the Lean Enterprise Academy and co-author of the workbook Creating Lean Dealers at our UK Lean Summit 2014

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    UK Lean Summit 2014 Lean Transformations Practical Next Steps 14

    Back to Basics: Problem Solving at Toyota

    As Lean practitioners, we all know how to problem solve - don’t we? This is surely basic Lean stuff? Well, the answer may be that we think we do.

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    Design a system for leadership capability

    As Lean Leaders, we often question whether we have an environment which encourages leadership capability and behaviours to engage and develop people. Peter Watkins and the team at GKN have been asking themselves just this question. And the honest answer they came up with was, no.

    Live report from UK Lean Summit 2014

    Dan Jones – Beyond Legacy Assets and Mind-sets Here we are at the LEA Summit 2014, with 200 Lean practitioners keen to discuss, think and learn. The gathering provides a useful space to step outside of day to-day tactical concerns and consider more strategic questions about Lean.

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