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Lean Strategy: Solving the right problems Daniel T Jones

Lean strategy: Solving the right problems by Daniel T Jones

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Lean Strategy: Solving the right problems

Daniel T Jones

Technological opportunities

Work & organisation

User acceptance

Lean Startup

Agile Development

Design Thinking

Lean Product & Process Development

Lean Thinking & Lean Strategy

The real digital challenge

Can we build people-centric organisations for this age?

Common Obstacles

Strategy & planning separate from execution & operations

Bureaucratic systems & functional silos inherently resist change

Financial systems can’t see problems or improvements

Change through experts & compliance – disengaged employees

Innovation through big leaps & disruption

Lots of wasted time, effort, capital & resources

people-free factories or people-centric systems

simpler multi-model flexible factories zero emissions

smaller footprint 40% less cost

autonomous products or human assist

“artificial intelligence is the futurebut people come first”

Toyota’s strategy was always based on learning

Gemba as a source of transformation – dynamic gains

Challenging and enabling everyone to grow & develop

Continuous innovation of leading technologies

Lean strategy is solving the right problems using a different way of thinking

Choosing people-centric solutions

Personal commitment to learn & to support learning by everyone

Lead from the ground up

Go to the gemba – help solve an immediate problem & show your commitment to learn

Begin to see the underlying problems & the capabilities needed to solve them

Set the improvement directions

Which physical metrics will yield the desired business results

Clear how everyone can contribute to make these improvements

Toyota Production System is a learning system

Single-loop &double-loop

learning

Improving work& processes

Form solutions through repeated experiments

Reusable knowledgecaptured in standards

Reusable learningto solve tomorrows’ problems

Not about rolling out “best practice”

Products are a stream of value - with a takt time

Parallel evolution of technical capabilities

Chief Engineer – observes the user, producer and supplier gembasDefines the overall product concept

Makes judgements on new and existing features

Technical departments – provide the knowledge& manage the learning curves

Continuous innovation in line with user needs the key to learning faster than the competition

Lean is a business systemthat learns to solve the right problems

faster than competitorswhile wasting less time, effort,

capital & resources

Daniel T Jones

[email protected]

@DanielJonesLean

Lean Strategy: Solving the right problems