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Process Coaching Incorporated: Are the 8 Wastes Destroying Your Profits?
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Jan 22, 2011. Are the 8 Wastes Destroying Your Profits? Understanding the 8 wastes is the foundation of lean thinking. Without this detailed comprehension, you will not be able to see the wastes being generated in your business, and without seeing the wastes, they can’t be eliminated. Overproduction – Producing materials that aren’t needed now. So what’s the big deal? It’s true that the setup times are long and we do plan. To use the material soon. There is a better way! One would think that with all tho...
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Process Coaching Incorporated: 3/1/11 - 4/1/11
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Mar 12, 2011. Solving the BIG PROBLEM. The difference between highly successful companies and the also–rans isn’t found in the ability to solve problems. Instead, finding and focusing on often hidden opportunities that are worth solving is a defining characteristic of established winners. At Process Coaching Incorporated we are helping our clients do just this. Implementing a. Consistent with established lean principles is the way to provide focus before the “big problem” erupts. Links to this post.
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Process Coaching Incorporated: Pull Scheduling Case Study
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Feb 2, 2011. Pull Scheduling Case Study. Massive shortages were continuously clogging the assembly line. Products were loaded to the line only to discover that components were missing. In a feeble attempt to keep production associates working, the master production schedule was constantly changing; often multiple times in a single day. It had reached the point where only 19% of the assemblies left the line completed. Posted by Brian D. Krichbaum. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Brian D. Krichbaum.
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Process Coaching Incorporated: 1/1/11 - 2/1/11
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Jan 22, 2011. Are the 8 Wastes Destroying Your Profits? Understanding the 8 wastes is the foundation of lean thinking. Without this detailed comprehension, you will not be able to see the wastes being generated in your business, and without seeing the wastes, they can’t be eliminated. Overproduction – Producing materials that aren’t needed now. So what’s the big deal? It’s true that the setup times are long and we do plan. To use the material soon. There is a better way! One would think that with all tho...
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Process Coaching Incorporated: Welcome to the Process Coaching Incorporated Blog Site
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Jan 20, 2011. Welcome to the Process Coaching Incorporated Blog Site. After several years of procastinating, I have finally decided that I can do a website blog. Feel free to post your ideas and links here. And come back often, there will be many postings. Posted by Brian D. Krichbaum. June 12, 2013 at 10:07 PM. Thank you for compiling the links relating to coaching. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Brian D. Krichbaum. View my complete profile. Are the 8 Wastes Destroying Your Profits?
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Process Coaching Incorporated: 2/1/11 - 3/1/11
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Feb 2, 2011. Pull Scheduling Case Study. Massive shortages were continuously clogging the assembly line. Products were loaded to the line only to discover that components were missing. In a feeble attempt to keep production associates working, the master production schedule was constantly changing; often multiple times in a single day. It had reached the point where only 19% of the assemblies left the line completed. Posted by Brian D. Krichbaum. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Process Coaching Incorporated: Solving the BIG PROBLEM
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Mar 12, 2011. Solving the BIG PROBLEM. The difference between highly successful companies and the also–rans isn’t found in the ability to solve problems. Instead, finding and focusing on often hidden opportunities that are worth solving is a defining characteristic of established winners. At Process Coaching Incorporated we are helping our clients do just this. Implementing a. Consistent with established lean principles is the way to provide focus before the “big problem” erupts. Brian D. Krichbaum.
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Process Coaching Incorporated: The Role of Metrics Management in Continuous Improvement
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Jan 21, 2011. The Role of Metrics Management in Continuous Improvement. Have you noticed that some of the biggest improvements achieved in your operation can be directly linked back to a big problem? The focus that comes from a problem that can no longer be ignored is one of the engines that drive continuous improvement. How can we institutionalize this focus - that is, get the improvement without the "big problem"? 8220;The most dangerous kind of waste is the waste we do not recognize.”.
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Process Coaching Incorporated: Are you looking in the right place?
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Mar 10, 2011. Are you looking in the right place? One evening a man walking home meets a man on all fours. The man is searching frantically under a streetlight for something on the ground. 8220;What have you lost? 8221; the passer-by asks. 8220;I am searching for my key.”. The man waves his arm back toward the darkness and says, “Over there, in the alley, I lost the key in the alley…”. 8220;Because there is more light here than in the alley. Posted by Brian D. Krichbaum. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).