The Eight Wastes | Lean Principles | Ryan Tierney
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
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In this episode, Ryan Tierney from Seating Matters discusses “The Eight Wastes of Lean.”
Along the way, he and Producer Matt talk about:
- Why waste isn't just the stuff that goes in the bin
- How overproduction is "the mother of all wastes"
- Getting called out by the former president of Lexus for having "muda”
- The trap of organising your waste to make it look lean
- Examples and stories that will help you see waste in your own organisation
- And the biggest waste of all that nobody ever thinks about
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Ryan you are a true Paul Akers prodigy. Thanks for sharing.
Turn frustration into fascination- love that buddy!
8 Deadly Wastes, I like this version as an acronym to remember
D - Defects
O - Overproduction
W - Waiting
N - Non-Utilized Talent
T - Transportation
I - Inventory
M - Motion
E - Extra/Excess Processing
Thank you guys, Aaron🇨🇦
Brilliant stuff, Ryan. The clarity and content of your presentation contains absolutely no waste.
Thankyou for listening Tony
Excellent. Simple but memorable explanation of each Waste. The summary print-out, also including Lean Phrases & Terminology, will be a valuable resource - thanks for sharing. Generous. Appreciated. Thank you!🇿🇦
Glad it was helpful!
Brilliant video (and channel in general)! I've been in Production for over a decade and have frequently annoyed people by wanting to improve various things, TIL that I've been trying to go in the direction of Lean without knowing it 😂
Hey, nice work what you are doing. Please continue sharing your experience. It'd be nice to hear how you practice kata coaching in your company.
Thankyou for listening and thanks for the idea!