Detailed success stories with Lean / Kaizen

Detailed experiences with our methods, client examples


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Monday 18 May 2009
by  Liz Cox

Outcome of the cycle time reduction of incoming goods from reception to stock entry

Lean method applied to reception and quality control functions’: VSM, standardised work

Monday 4 May 2009
by  Liz Cox

Four quantitative experiences for the application of LEAN procedures in SME

The aim of this article is to show that the consultancy for the application of Lean procedures is not solely restricted to large companies. How can it be suggested that procedures supposedly requiring small funds, be implemented with large companies’ budgets?

Monday 22 December 2008
by  WP

Introduction to Cost Reduction in the Design Process

How to involve whole design teams to reduce production costs by up to 38% without affecting quality?

Method: explanations by our client - introduction.

Sunday 21 December 2008
by  PRODUCTIVIX

From ERP needs analysis to added value analysis

Case study of an automotive manufacturing company: detecting improvement sources

Sunday 21 December 2008
by  PRODUCTIVIX

A 5S Kaizen and flow reorganization in a electronics manufacturing factory

Action plan and 5S method in a electronic boards programmation and assembly plant

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