Going Lean, Part 2: How to Get Started
In Part 2 of his blog series on the Lean journey, Patrick Seaton explores Five strategies organizations can use to initiate their Lean transformation.
In Part 2 of his blog series on the Lean journey, Patrick Seaton explores Five strategies organizations can use to initiate their Lean transformation.
Uncover the power of “Lean Principles” in Patrick Seaton’s latest post! 🚀 In Part 1, he delves into the essence of Lean, dispelling misconceptions and exploring its roots in manufacturing.
One very effective way to take stock of past successes and challenges and begin to plan your company’s 2024 initiatives is to do a Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) Analysis of your company and its functional areas. This post explains how.
Now that Summer is on the wane, it may seem like the best thing to do at work is to go forward full speed on your projects – simply picking up where they left off a few months ago. Achieving Beyond blogger Patrick Seaton has other ideas. In fact, in this new post he’d like to offer you the following suggestion: Step Back and Review the Project. Read it and Learn! #business #blog #AchieveBeyond
Many managers face open resistance to changes taking place in their organization. What is most important to understand is the personal reason for the resistance. Lean more about this phenomena in Achieveing Beyond blogger Patrick Seaton’s new post. #leadership #business #blog #AchieveBeyond
In this short video from Achieving Beyond blogger Patrick Seaton, you will be introduced to digital, facilitator-led, collaboration tools called Conversation Frameworks. These tools can be used to address recurring situations at all levels – organizational, departmental, and employee – which, if left unattended, could turn into problems that impact performance.