Critical Chain revisited: "Goldratt's Rules of Flow" by Efrat Goldratt-Ashlag - Webinar recording

[@EswarValluri]

Amazing explanation with examples, and insights.

[@marrisconsulting]

Thank you for your comment!

[@oscardcamachop]

@marrisconsulting Marris Consulting, thank you for openly sharing this excellent webinar. Regarding the full-kit concept Efrat explained, I find it very similar to the one-piece-flow concept from Lean/The Toyota Production System. That similarity is most likely no coincidence, because both concepts are related to improving flow. I hope you could elaborate on this in the next video! Thank you!

[@marrisconsulting]

We agree that the obsession with improving flow is at the heart of both (good) Lean and the Theory Of Constraints (Critical Chain in projects and DBR in production). Thank you for your comment!

[@bezerkabulll]

excellent webinar. Thank you.I wonder if the parts of the book that was not added that was so important and interesting can be made available in pdf download format only. no printing costs involved. Otherwise it will be a shame that your specific insights are lost to the public.

[@marrisconsulting]

Thank you for your feedback, well appreciated! We provide the slides here: www.marris-consulting.com/en/conferences/webinar-efrat-goldratt-ashlag-s-rules-of-flow

[@adelzekry2289]

Thanks

[@adelzekry2289]

I worked 24 years in manufacturing and overhaul really best project managements ideas is ccpm

[@marrisconsulting]

We agree that the Critical Chain approach is very powerful.

[@adelzekry2289]

With additional kanban board