Since near their beginning of Lean Construction thinking Glenn Ballard and Greg Howell have made the case that construction ought not be treated as a combination of activities, but understood ...
When considering which project is a candidate for your first Lean project, carefully consider who will be leading this transformation day-to-day. Whether your enterprise is an owner, builder, or architect ...
A reason Lean in design feels difficult is that the industry has a babelesque understanding about the work to be accomplished. In conversations with architects and engineers declarations of completed ...
Having a consistent, deliberate approach to continuous improvement is a vital Lean practice. Be careful to design continuous improvement efforts so that countermeasures can readily be identified, tested and if ...
There were many good project sessions at the Lean Construction Institute Congress earlier this month. The following lessons and insights were offered by the Cleveland Clinic Avon Hospital team: Start ...
The following quote in a company newsletter is from a client praising the company (name withheld to protect the bulk thinkers). "It is hard to estimate the number of after-hour ...
There was a short and unfinished conversation regarding accountability at a recent meeting. Many people are attracted to the reliable promising component of the weekly work planning by last planners ...
There will plenty of good sessions to choose from next week at the LCI Congress in Chicago. Four of them I can recommend - two because I have seen the ...
It’s widely understood that Olympic athletes, medal winners and contenders alike, rely on coaches to help them set and achieve their goals. They do so because to optimize their training ...
Lean Construction optimizes project performance. Traditional Design, Bid, Build rests on a crazy assumption; The least expensive project results from selecting the lowest bid from a general contractor, the one ...
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