The 5 Whys for Problem Solving
The Problem with Problems The late inventor, Charles Kettering, once said, "A problem well-stated is a problem half-solved." And while ...
Bottleneck Analysis
When the things we rely on most heavily, such as machines, systems, or processes, work most effectively, our businesses and ...
Improving Capacity without Additional Capital
These uncertain times have added an abundance of pressure to manufacturers looking to keep up with increased consumer demand. The ...
Lean – The Continuous Learning Environment
When thinking about what is lean, a focus on the continuous improvement of the process is often emphasized. However, lean ...
Lean Pitfalls
While there are many things that can constitute a Lean pitfall, there are three main pitfalls to be wary of. ...
Building a Lean Culture: 5 Key Elements
Before we dive into the five key elements, it’s essential to understand that culture is a learned process. Good or ...
