Lean management | Process execution
Checking your checklists (video)
Incredible examples of checklists having huge impacts on businesses. Learn how to do it yourself fast, with our video playlist.
Last updated on 13/10/2024
Lean management | Process execution
Incredible examples of checklists having huge impacts on businesses. Learn how to do it yourself fast, with our video playlist.
Lean management | Process improvement
What is process improvement? Why should I use it? How can I implement them it my business? Find answers in our video playlist.
Lean management | Process execution
A checklist is a simple, yet powerful tool to help us remember tasks. See how you may benefit from using checklists in many more places than you think.
Case studies | Lean management | Process improvement
Gwen Meyer chooses Gluu to help create process documentation and involve both top management and other employees in process improvement.
Case studies | Lean management | Quality management (QHSE)
This is a case on quality management that meets ISO 9001 requirements. It’s the first in a series of cases that are based on conversations with European companies. With this series we want to show the many ways companies work with management systems and processes.
Lean management | Quality management (QHSE)
80-90% of all ISO 9001 certified organizations were only certified because regulatory and/or customer pressure forced them into this. In such organizations the management system is often only on the agenda when an audit is coming up. At that time a few people scramble to update dated documents to reflect reality. Will the coming ISO 9001:2015 change this?
Lean management | Process improvement
Businesses often slow when they reach 20, 30 or 50 people. Why? This post argues that it happens when operations gradually consumes most of the time to lead. The company never becomes process-driven.
There is a saying that “the devil is in the detail.” It is indeed the detail that often makes the difference. It’s the detail that is the hard part. Success comes from attention to all the little details that make move things forward.