Kaizen Lean Transformation Programme
Course Title |
Kaizen Lean Transformation Program |
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Type of Course |
Non-Technical |
Type of Training |
Coaching |
Skill Focus Area |
Lean Management, Kaizen , Management Skills, Cost/Waste cutting, Planning & Negotiation skills, Mindset Transformation, Sales & Entrepreneurship |
Duration (Days) |
3 Days / 24 Hours |
Level of Certification |
Certificate of Attendance |
Course Overview |
The correct mindset and skill sets are important for both large and small organisations. Hence, Lean management has become a universal management tool for delivering value and optimising work processes. "Lean Management Practice" although started from manufacturing, it is currently used in all industries, such as Lean University, Lean Marketing, Lean Banking, Lean Government, Lean Construction, Lean Office & Lean Services. It is an approach to manage an organisation that supports the concept of continuous improvement, a long-term approach to work that systematically seeks to achieve small, incremental changes in processes |
Prerequisites |
SPM / STPM / Diploma / Degree |
Course Objectives |
This programme aims to
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Learning Outcomes |
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Learning Activities |
This is an applied learning programme conducted with interactive lectures, PowerPoint presentation, discussions, peer-to-peer assessments, feedback and personal consultation. The course is structured as repetitive cycles of learn-see-do. Firstly, we will teach the principles of the programme, then how they are put into practice. After that, the participants will participate in illustrating the application of principles to a business scenario in class, fulfilling the "do" cycle. We will repeat these learn-see-do cycles until each element is covered and then examine how the pieces work together to support a problem-solving culture, which is typical for a mature lean organisation. There will be an individual and/or group discussion, presentation and/or structured exercises. At the end of each day, there will be assessments to assess the participants’ understanding of the course content. |
Target Groups |
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