recommendation – Lean idea: audyt, wdrożenia, szkolenia

Report on Lean Office workshop

Zuza — Thu, 04 Oct 2018 08:37:13 +0000

For all those who are curious about how our lean trainings are going, we invite you to watch the video:

Review book of “Lean Hospitals – Improving Hospitals.”

Zuza — Wed, 05 Sep 2018 11:23:09 +0000

Quality improvement, patient safety and staff satisfaction.

“Lean Hospitals – Improving Hospitals. Improving Quality, Patient Safety and Staff Satisfaction” by Mark Graban is a must-have for executives, managers and health care professionals who want to improve processes in hospitals – in accordance with the Lean Management concept.

Based on his own experience, the author clearly explains why and how, Lean Management tools and techniques can help improve safety, quality and efficiency in healthcare facilities. A must-read for anyone who has not yet had the opportunity to observe the effects of LM outside of manufacturing systems.

Highly recommended!

Review “SCRUM Or How to do twice as much twice as fast”

Zuza — Sun, 26 Aug 2018 16:59:23 +0000

For those who don’t yet know that historians, looking back at human development, will draw a dividing line between the time before Scrum and after Scrum, we recommend Jeff Sutherland’s book.

Why is it worth looking into? Because he discusses this cutting-edge tool with an indication of its global impact in terms of improving work efficiency. Through this reading you will learn about the possibilities of Scrum. The system of significant accountability, team interaction and continuous iterative improvement created by Jeff has brought the FBI into the 21st century, influenced the improvement of a design that burns 2.8 l/100 km and reaches 225 km/h for a low-cost car, changed the way pharmacists interact with patients, and even influenced poverty reduction in Third World countries!

You can always do things better, more efficiently, faster, that is, according to the lean concept – give it a try!

Review of “Toyota’s path to service excellence”

Zuza — Mon, 20 Aug 2018 17:28:59 +0000

On how to reap the benefits of improvements, what lean techniques to use for continuous improvement and how to increase the value delivered to the customer, we will learn from a book that should become every manager’s reading: “Toyota’s Path to Service Excellence” by Jeffrey K. Liker and Karyn Ross.

It’s worth looking into because of the interesting analysis of service companies and the stories of practitioners sharing their experiences, which prove that lean principles, methods, techniques and tools work just as well in services as in manufacturing.