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One of the most critical steps of growing a business is to foster top-notch collaboration among your teams. When your team works together through synchronous or asynchronous collaboration, it can do wonders for boosting morale, productivity, and efficiency. Ultimately, it can help you crush your goals!
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The Lean-Fitness Analogy is a teaching aid originally developed in the Lean Enterprise Research Centre for use in lean oriented courses for practitioners and employees. It presents a comparison of ‘going lean’ with ‘getting fit’ and aims to communicate the ‘essence’ of lean thinking and the challenges of going lean.
The following article by Level 3 practitioner Lee Boardman talks about how to apply lean principles to different areas of learning. Lee explains how lean philosophy’s techniques can easily work as a foundation for any learning challenge we set. This includes learning something which is completely new and unfamiliar, even Persian.
An article about how the 5S lean tool could be used to reduce waste and maximise efficiency. The author illustrates how the 5S implementation can be beneficial to any organisation improving quality and financial gains, reducing costs and standardising work processes. Developed in Japan, 5S combines workplace organisation through the use of efficiency, effectiveness and safety.
In the article Dr Keivan Zokaei reflects on how the presence of a continuous improvement approach and culture can be a positive force for meeting the challenges of the COVID-19 crisis, though it requires changing leadership habits at all levels of the organisation, an acceptance of ‘bottom up’ problem solving and a positive attitude to embracing change.
In the current crisis traditional classroom based learning has virtually stopped overnight, so the challenge for those who need to keep continuous improvement training going is to find an alternative online delivery method so they can maintain activity. If you do not have access to a learning management system, you will need to quickly identify a platform to use that can be implemented rapidly.
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