Lean is a journey. If you’re like most companies, your lean journey starts in manufacturing with something simple like a 5-S program and then moves on to more difficult lean tools like analyzing your value streams and then eventually reorganizing your whole supply chain. This is all great stuff but when are you done? What […]
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Read moreLean and Six Sigma share a process-improvement goal, but Lean emphasizes waste and flow while Six Sigma emphasizes variation and defects.
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