What is lean project management ?

For many years, most organizations have been manufacturing products in advance. Regardless of the production volume, they thought there would be a market for them in the future. The production volume and output was based on sales forecasting and predictions. Therefore, the goods were stocked, in case they were needed in the future. read more ...

The five best Project management tools

A good business can only become successful through good project management. In the 21st Century, managing projects have become quicker, easier and more efficient thanks to the range of software now available. Read more about the 5 best PM tools. read more ...

IBQMI® Kanban Certification – Get One Step Ahead

Keeping ahead of the competition in the business market has become an essential goal for companies. Many industries are saturated and competition is not only becoming tougher but closer. A minute innovation or unique strategy can change the pace for your organization. In order to stay ahead, organizations are continuously investing efforts and resources to optimize their processes. read more ...

The Five Traditional Project Management Phases at a glance

Process groups are very important in project management. Each process group is expected to carry out five processes which are Initiating, Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling, and Closing. The process groups are designed to give us an organizational background that will help us successfully plan, execute and manage our projects. Let us have a look at them. read more ...

The principles of lean start-up in the Classroom

We have all been through this stage at one point. Sitting in the classroom for hours every day learning some outdated materials is no fun at all. However, teachers can improve on this by using the Lean principles. The learning process will be more fun for the students. Let us look at how this can be achieved. read more ...

Kanban - the core component of Lean manufacturing

In this article we will explain the 101 of Kanban and how it works. Kanban is a core component of the Lean manufacturing movement made very popular by a few bright managers at Toyota. The father of this revolutionary management thinking at Toyota was Taiichi Ohno. His work around systems thinking was termed Toyota Production System and later renamed Lean Manufacturing. read more ...

Nine reasons why a strong management team is good for your business

A successful business can always be attributed to the team behind it. We cannot deny the fact that revolutionary products or services offered by the biggest companies in the world are as a result of excellent teamwork. read more ...

Kanban and the challenges it can solve

Each company was established to be unique and that is how they are, either in terms of services or products offered or in terms of operations. What is most common in the market is the competition between companies that offer similar products or services and how each strives to become successful. Making this happen is however not an easy task. read more ...

Efficiency in team management and how to achieve it.

In order for an organization to record success in all their activities, team management and employee efficiency will have to be taken care of at all times. If the results from the two sections are positive, then the impact will be felt in other aspects of the company and this will lead to an increased growth for the company. read more ...

The Top 9 Agile Techniques Explained

The lean manufacturing formula has been so popular due to the fact that it has several organizations identify the wastes that eat their customer value and reduces their profit. The lean approach has been designed to rest on the simple principles which indicate that value is defined through the eyes of your customer and that value should be channeled to the customer through processes which are always revised and improved upon. read more ...

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