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How to cust training video cost for in-house training and onboarding potentially 80%! In this example, Lean Manufacturing videos are used. One can apply the training delivery approach to any topic.

Cool video on how to apply lean ideas to order picking.

Can we learn anything from these videos?

Another great Fastcap video!

Might be a good video to watch for those in a non-manufacturing environment.

A customer asked last week whether Gemba Academy had a video comparison of solving a problem using a non-CI approach vs. solving the same problem with some basic CI tools and thought processes. While this is one of our favorite topics and is addressed here and there in blog posts, videos and podcasts, we didn't have this exact module. It is a good suggestion to collect and summarize these in one place. As a first step, here is my draft of the top 10 differences between traditional problem solving and problem solving that is infused with the principles and practices of continuous improvement.

Watch this educational video on Bottleneck Analysis!

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Or you can show this 47 second video! In "real time", you can see how quickly the customer receives their order. You can see the reduction in inventory. You can see less work in process. And you can see the order fulfilled in 29 seconds vs 60. Half the time! Imagine how much time you save with a longer chain of processes. Because the video's so short, you can easily work it into your session, between phases of a lean game or after a more intensive sit and listen session.

A little bit into the video he shows a digital printing operation. POD team should watch this.

Interesting video!

Watch the Neuroscience of Deming video - pretty interesting. Makes me want to re-read Deming.

Inspired! I love it. This is terrific reinforcement of the Learning Organization ideal.

Cool and inspiring video about Lean Principles.

Great choice Joe! Thank you so much for sharing it!

Take a look at the video, and then the flowchart beneath it (click on the flowchart for the full size version), then we will discuss what this has to do with lean thinking.

How could we use this in POD for example? Obviously, the manufacturer has taken an existing batch process, moved to single piece flow and seen tremendous results. The benefits are clear. Reduced inventory and faster delivery times. This alone will make any manufacturer more competitive. But lean doesn't stop here. Any process can be optimized and, when cost and space allows, moving to a flexible work cell is the logical next step.

Good video about how to conduct a morning meeting

Nice summary & video

The video is a bit lengthy for the message.  However, it definitely gets the point across in a vivid illustration.

Rather lengthy, but what can we pick up from the article or the videos?

It is inspirational!  We should add the FastCap videos to our book club viewing, and act on each one as we watch it.  Would there be a better way?  "Leave everything better than you found it"  I love that!

I got this off the Superfactory website. It is a website dedicated to Lean. I have not looked at any of these videos. Let me know if any of you see anything of interest to us.

When you go to Ireland perhaps a virtual tour of the Irish Whiskey plant would be in order!

Now that is a great idea!