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Consequently, we knew we were on to something good, but we also faced the issue of scalability: how to continue increasing our responsiveness with increased numbers of customers and their ever-growing needs. We talked about working smarter and doing more with less. We felt the need to move to a solution that would motivate performance for meaning rather than simply monetary reward. Thats what Lean Thinking is doing for CERTPOINT.” Constantin Ohanian Chairman, CERTPOINT The guiding spirit and overarching philosophy behind the practice of Lean Thinking can be expressed in one simple phrase: "less is more". The "less is more" approach means seeing work with different eyes using resource constraints (less) to spur new ways of thinking (more). It is about eliminating waste (MUDA) and complexity in order to focus on adding value to customers. Principles of Lean Thinking: Adding Value: Becoming Customer Centered Creating Flow: Engaging People around Lean Processes Achieving Mastery: Continuously Improving and Innovating Lean Thinking Practices: Plan Do Learn PLAN:
We view all activity that does not add value to our clients as waste and we strive to accomplish more with less in less time |
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