VSM, or Value Stream Mapping is an advanced Lean concept with a unique one two punch.The goal of VSM is to analyze every step and process in your production setup from the point of view of the customer.

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VSM, or Value Stream Mapping is an advanced Lean concept with a unique one two punch.The goal of VSM is to analyze every step and process in your production setup from the point of view of the customer.
The Kaizen philosophy supports the continual improvement of business at all levels. It's flexible enough that all members (from the business head down to the work floor employees) can be actively involved in creating proposals and working towards those goals.
When we think about lean manufacturing the first thing that comes to mind is Toyota, which is a Japanese company and, thus, follows a whole array of Japanese customs and philosophies - some of which crossed the ocean and found their way into companies around the world.
Assessing one’s business to find efficiencies can be a complex and frightening process for staff. Often, when employees hear that the corporate offices are examining opportunities for efficiency that has translated into layoffs and shutdowns which impact livelihoods and families.
A Kaizen workshop is a powerful way to involve cross-functional teams to identify, address and improve a particular process, activity, issue or product. But the key to achieving successful results, especially if your event involves a large group, is proper planning.