Lean is an effective business methodology that enables organisations to improve their processes and streamline their operations. Lean thinking and Kaizen methodologies can achieve significant results, up to 50-90% improvements in processes. But how to choose the right Lean training?
In this blog, I present the different training options and their benefits. In particular, Lean Change Manager training is an excellent choice if you want to learn how to embed a culture of continuous improvement in your organisation.
If you are a manager, we recommend the Lean management training courses Lean Management I and Lean Management II. Read more about Lean Management training courses...
1. Lean change manager: improve processes and drive lasting change
If you want to learn how to streamline processes and facilitate change projects, as well as embed a Lean culture in your organisation, Lean Change Manager training is an excellent choice. This five-day training will prepare you to guide your organisation towards sustainable change and process improvement in a practical way. The training covers both Lean thinking and change management tools to help you achieve better results and create a culture of continuous improvement. Read more...
2. Kaizen facilitator: improve processes quickly and facilitate effective workshops
If your goal is to get fast results and facilitate Kaizen workshops, Kaizen Facilitator training is the right choice. This training provides practical tools and methods to reduce waste and improve processes quickly. After the training, you will be able to lead Kaizen workshops in your organisation and achieve visible improvements. Read more...
3. Lean thinking: improve process efficiency and learn Lean principles
Lean thinking training is aimed at people who want to learn how to improve processes using Lean thinking. The training will go through the basic principles of Lean and learn how to apply them in practice to different processes. This training is ideal for organisations that want to take the first steps in implementing Lean methods. Read more...
4. Lean Samples: a quick guide to the basics of Lean
If you are still unsure about how Lean could work in your organisation, Lean tasters are a good choice. This short, few-hour training introduces the basics of Lean thinking and gives you an idea of how Lean could be applied in practice. It is a low-threshold way to get to know Lean thinking before the actual training. Read more...
You can read more about all the Lean training courses.
Contact us if you have any questions or need help choosing a training course. Lean Six Sigma,
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