LEAN Enterprise

Organizations striving to be world-class operate on a cost reduction principle that states the only way to achieve targeted margins and reduce customer churn is to provide a high quality product or service to customers for a price they are willing to pay.

This workshop will teach participants how to eliminate waste in their process. With a focus on meeting customer needs, non-value-add steps are removed, the process is simplified, contraints are managed, and the process velocity increases.

The workshop is designed to assist an organization to increase focus on maximizing process velocity (work flow optimization), analyze process flows (value stream mapping), segregation of "value-added" from non-value-added activities (Muda), and provides a method to quantify and eliminate the cost of complexity in our processes (5’s)

LEAN Kaizen

An event that focuses on rapid implementation methods, which are typically 4 to 5 day events. A group of subject matter experts sequester themselves and apply a structured improvement process approach to resolve a business issue.

The word Kaizen comes from two Japanese words. “Kai” meaning to take apart and “Zen” to make good. This course focused on basic principles that must exist for success.

• No Blame
• Vision
• Catch Ball
• Continuous Improvement
• Ownership

SPI Lean experts lead this hands-on event and leverage one or more of your process teams. This coordinated event will effect rapid change on the process and create immediate business results.