KEY LEAN CONCEPTS. The Power of Purpose, Process and People



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KEY LEAN CONCEPTS The Power of Purpose, Process and People

Overview Today s Conversation: What is LEAN, and why does it work? New framework for fixing things How to help people do more of what matters

What is LEAN? A process improvement methodology which helps focus on business processes so that we maximize customer value and minimize roadblocks

LEAN is not... An acronym or pithy slogan Method for making people work harder Strategy for reducing employee numbers Sacrificing quality for speed

Jul-11 Oct-11 Jan-12 Apr-12 Jul-12 Oct-12 Jan-13 Apr-13 Jul-13 Oct-13 Jan-14 Apr-14 Participants Spreading LEAN Culture 1400 1200 1169 1000 896 997 800 600 400 TN LEAN Projects & Participants Through June 2014 307 453 569 657 794 1400 1200 1000 800 LEAN Classes Through June 2014 200 0 17 26 Jul-Sept 2011 Oct-Dec 2011 100 210 Jan-Mar Apr-Jun Jul-Sep 2012 2012 2012 Oct-Dec 2012 108 Projects, 1,169 Participants Jan-Mar Apr-Jun Jul-Sep 2013 2013 2103 Oct-Dec 2103 Jan-Mar Apr-Jun 2014 2014 600 400 200 0 44 Classes, 1,238 Participants Cumulative # Projects Cum Projects # Participants Cum Participants

Introduction to LEAN 1 hour on-line webinar LEAN Principles 1 day classroom LEAN Facilitation 2-day classroom (must have LEAN Principles or equivalent first) LEAN Quarterly Roundtable Learning About LEAN Continuing education, ½-day, Jan, Apr, Jul, Oct

Future State Current State A small team of people Meeting in a short period of time (3-5 days) Taught a structured, rapid improvement methodology to improve a process Leave with change implemented immediately! LEAN Tools: LEAN Events

LEAN Tools: A3 Problem Solving

LEAN Tools: Five S

Internal Admin Procedures Permits, Enforcement, License Renewals Admissions, Intake, Eligibility, Enrollment Direct Public Services Internal Hiring Process: DHS, TennCare, DCS, DOHR, TDEC Contracts & Grants: DFI, MHSAS, TCCY, TDEC Assets Mgt, Info Systems Plan, P-Cards, Payments, Inventory, Out-of-state Travel Core Business Processes Restaurants, Housekeeping, Labs, Driver License Centers Retiree Health Insurance, Pre- Admission Appeals Bank Examinations, Public Participation Fee Assessments, Progress Notes, Land Disposal LEAN in Tennessee

What is LEAN improving? Direct Customer Focus Time From request to delivery Quality Consistent, defect-free service or product Satisfaction Did we meet customer expectations? Indirect, Enabling Factors Improved Capacity Efficiencies Cost savings/avoidance Space savings Cultural Changes Improved staff morale, employee engagement, creative problemsolving Safer Working Conditions

Power of Purpose Excellence = Purpose + Process + People Key Question: Why are we doing this? 12

Purpose Drives Process

System of Work Ken Miller

Focus on Customer

Widgets & Customers Widget Customer WHAT? WHO? Product or Service: a deliverable, something created by work which can be given to someone else a noun Primary individuals receiving a specific work product or service (internal or external)

Power of Process Excellence = Purpose + Process + People Key Question: Are we adding value? Or just doing stuff?

Process Drives Outcome

Processes Include.. Everything that happens between the time our customer requests us to deliver something (a service or product) and the time when they receive it. Value Add Adds Value in the eyes of the customer Non-value Add: 2 Types Adds no value Adds no value, but is required

What Doesn t Add Value? 1. Defects 2. Overproduction 3. Waiting 4. Non-Value Extra Processing 5. Transportation 6. Inventory / Storage 7. Motion 8. Employees Not Fully Utilized

5 Key Government Process Pitfalls 1. Backlog 2. Batching 3. Bottleneck 4. Forcing One Process to Handle All Types of Work 5. Failure to Error-Proof -State of Colorado Lean Program

Standard Work What comes to mind when you think of standard work?

Standard Work The safest, highest quality, and most efficient way to perform a particular process or task Foundation of LEAN Continuously improved

Standard Work Exercise Let s use what we have learned about standard work to draw a pig!

Creating Standard Work Documents Do: Simple, accessible Part of the process Don t: Change processes without changing standard work Make it difficult to change Give up!

Power of People Excellence = Purpose + Process + People Key Question: Are we tapping the wisdom of our organization?

People Drive Results Respect for People Continuous Improvement

Formula for Excellence Purpose drives process Process drives outcome People drive results Clarity Discipline Respect Excellence = Purpose + Process + People

LEAN in a Nutshell LEAN tools/thinking helps us: Untangle our processes in order to see clearly the specific process we touch, as it flows from start to finish. Improve this process so that everyone is better off customers, employees, suppliers, and the public. -Adapted from Jim Womack s Gemba Walks

Now What? What specifically can you do to build the culture of continuous improvement in your office?

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