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Monthly Archives: February 2012
New! – Introduction to Lean Healthcare April 2, 2012
Learn how our proven approach can help your healthcare organization make positive improvements in speed of service, cost of service and quality of service. Your customers will thank you! Read more…
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New! – Enterprise Value Stream Mapping for Healthcare May 9-10.2012
Join us for the second seminar in our Lean Healthcare Seminar Series. Learn how Enterprise Value Stream Mapping can help you move to the next level dramatically improving speed and quality of service while decreasing the cost of providing the service. Read … Continue reading
Update- Lean Executive Day Results
On February 7th, the filled to capacity event was attended by executives, across many industries, that spent a day discussing with their peers and our leadership team their experiences and challenges with their own lean implementations. Workshops covered various topics … Continue reading
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The Importance of Lean Leadership Support
Leader Involvement When the leader gets intimately involved in changes in the office or on the shop floor it sends a clear signal that improvement is important to the organization. This is particularly critical at the start of a lean … Continue reading
