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| − | + | Lean is the ''''pursuit of perfection''''' | |
| + | via a systematic approach | ||
| + | to identify and eliminate '''waste''', | ||
| + | through '''continuous improvement''' of the value stream, | ||
| + | enabling '''products''' or '''information''' | ||
| + | to '''''flow''''' at a rate | ||
| + | determined by the '''pull''' of the customer | ||
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| + | Lean is: | ||
| + | # Persuit Perfection | ||
| + | # Systematic approach | ||
| + | # Identify and eliminate '''Waste''' | ||
| + | # Continuous improvement value stream | ||
| + | # Products '''or''' information | ||
| + | # Flow at a rate | ||
| + | # pull of the Customer | ||
[[Category:lean]] | [[Category:lean]] | ||
[[Category:Exam]] | [[Category:Exam]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:41, 27 August 2020
Lean is the 'pursuit of perfection via a systematic approach to identify and eliminate waste, through continuous improvement of the value stream, enabling products or information to flow at a rate determined by the pull of the customer
Lean is:
- Persuit Perfection
- Systematic approach
- Identify and eliminate Waste
- Continuous improvement value stream
- Products or information
- Flow at a rate
- pull of the Customer
