The July gathering of Lean design and construction professionals provides participants the opportunity to hear about lessons learned in AEC practice, discuss AEC project challenges and solutions, learn about the latest ...
You could hear the frustration in our client's voice. he had hoped to be rid of problems. And while his project was performing much better than it would have otherwise, ...
We work with many teams who do a good job with Pull Planning. They bring the team together to develop a sound plan based on a well-defined project milestone. They ...
The Last Planner System of Production Control includes the practice of tracking a team's performance of task execution against tasks promised. Why? It's true that what gets measured gets attention, and ...
In the building design and construction world there is definitely one meeting, usually known as the Owner-Architect-Contractor (OAC) meeting that in its current form has outlived its usefulness. For a ...
Managing to Learn is the book to read for an understanding of how the A3 format is designed to serve concurrently as a learning tool and problem solving tool. The ...
It's not unusual to see plans labeled the "LEAN Six-Week Look Ahead Plan" or the "Lean Weekly Work Plan." For the most part the labels are well intended, portraying an ...
Most project teams implementing Lean practices are getting better at engaging trade foremen in planning work. As a result project work is flowing more smoothly and being accomplished more effectively ...
The Beginning of Infinity: Explanations that Transform the World while not written for Lean thinkers helps make the case that not only is there always room for continuous improvement and ...
An article in the March/April 2016 edition of Chief Executive discusses the challenges dealing with federal regulations. The current Code of Federal Regulations is now more than 116 times the size ...
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