Ses. 1-3: Lean Thinking: Part I

[@lesaber251]

This is my natural inclination. Improving work centers and flow of work has always been a top priority for me, wherever I've worked.

[@qwertycorno]

Yes but sadly today natural inclination and experience alone is not enough. ..One is expected to show green-belt and black-belt and other certificates that you can, more or less, buy for several thousands of dollars

[@princesandekela7942]

The concept of value explained as: Value-adding activities Non-value-adding activities

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What an exciting and informative session, Lean Fundamentals- Lean Thinking, Process Mapping Excercise using process mapping symbols was very interesting.

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Process definition as a point of departure also helped clarify some doubts about process engineering

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Value stream Analysis: By identifying types of wastes (Muda, Muri, Mura)

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Introduction and explanation of the 8 typesof waste.

[@carvalhoribeiro]

Thank you for such valuable content

[@abhiadsul6538]

Instructors know how to teach in a simple manner with examples, Great""

[@superfreiheit1]

Good course on lean. We need it on edx.

[@princesandekela7942]

Lean Fundamentals Value, Value stream, pull and perfect

[@MrApplecyber]

Nice to listen and retain. Thanks for posting.

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Process mapping exercise on waste control

[@maheshvaidya5124]

Thank you , knowlege support in prefection

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Defining the customer i.t.o the supply chain

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Success Safety Checklist

[@audreyteh9761]

Thank you sir. Total insight for me😁

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Poka Yoke (mistake proofing) concept

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The Kitting concept

[@hashimhah]

Thank you 'playback speed'!

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"Go to GEMBA" Go to a place where the actual work happens.