Ses 1-4 | MIT 16.660 Introduction to Lean Six Sigma Methods, January (IAP) 2008

Session 1-4: Lean thinking
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[@sanjidnet]

First bit is motivating - Thinking of things in terms of Processes and Eliminating Waste 17:00 - Summary of the 5 lean thinking fundamentals 21:30 - Value (defined on the basis of what matters to the customer) 26:07 - Value Stream (is each step of the process adding value to the customer while eliminating waste?) 29:50 - Flow (flow smoothly through the value stream baring in mind the time and making it mistake-proof) 43:10 - Pull (responding to that the customer demand than push it to them; this also implies minimising inventory) 56:11 - Perfection (ensure there is continuous improvement: keep asking "why" 5 times)

[@francdong]

In depth thinking, vivid exemples, great job, thx for sharing ;)

[@HeinDeSmet]

kanban = carbomb (automatic subtitles)? :-)

[@Dao_De_Jing]

por favor pongan la opción de traducción de subtitulo , gracias.

[@francdong]

Cake eater at 3:29 XD

[@alexf7824]

You know you can cook 2 hot dogs at once, right? Those 40 seconds dont sum up, it's done at the same time. The marginal time for marginal hot dogs in an order is equal to the marginal time of manipulating them, not the entire cooking process

[@sudheerpharma4216]

Bargav how r u babu