Content
1 module
Course length
0 mins
Instructor
Leading Edge Associates
Description
This course explains the five principles fundamental to Lean: value, value stream, flow, pull, and perfection. It discusses the value creation process with the help of examples and a case study. It explores the concepts of value‐added and non value‐added, or waste, by providing examples of how employee activities can be viewed through the lens of the customer or patient. The eight types of waste are defined and described.
Some course materials may reference Leading Edge Group or display legacy branding, reflecting the history of the program. All North American delivery and learner support are provided by the same team that developed the program and are now operating as Leading Edge Associates.
Objectives
- Define and discuss Lean principles
- Identify the formula to find value
- Describe the three types of activities in an organization
- Define what waste is
- Identify the eight types of waste and provide correct examples for each waste
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Lean Principles, Value, and the Concept of Waste
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