Eight Wastes of Lean (by Industry or Function) (PowerPoint PPTX)

This presentation is a collection of specific examples of the eight wastes of Lean, organized according to industry or function. They include: Manufacturing, Product Development, Healthcare, Financial Services, IT Services, Government (Public Sector) and Office (Administrative Functions).

These slides are useful for trainers and consultants who are looking to supplement their own presentations using examples that are specific to their client's industry. No more wasting time searching for these information on the internet! (Please note that the materials are meant to be used to supplement your own business or classroom presentations. These slides may not be complete for instructional purposes.)

CONTENTS:

1. Lean Wastes in Manufacturing
2. Lean Wastes in Product Development
3. Lean Wastes in Healthcare
4. Lean Wastes in Financial Services
5. Lean Wastes in IT Services
6. Lean Wastes in Government (Public Services)
7. Lean Wastes in Office

This comprehensive PowerPoint presentation delves into the specific examples of Lean wastes across various industries, providing a clear and practical guide for identifying inefficiencies. It covers over-production, transportation, defects, and other wastes, offering industry-specific insights that are crucial for targeted improvements. The slides on manufacturing highlight common pitfalls like inventory stockpiling and unnecessary transportation, while the healthcare section addresses issues such as expired drugs and unnecessary motion by staff.

The PPT also explores Lean wastes in product development, emphasizing the importance of avoiding over-processing and waiting times that can derail project timelines. The financial services section identifies typical wastes like excessive reporting and unnecessary data movement, which can bog down operations. For IT services, the presentation points out inefficiencies such as redundant software features and excessive bug fixes, providing actionable steps to streamline processes.

Government and office functions are not left out, with detailed examples of how Lean principles can be applied to reduce waste in public services and administrative tasks. From managing excess inventory to optimizing workflow, this presentation is a valuable resource for any organization looking to enhance efficiency and eliminate waste. It is an essential tool for consultants and trainers aiming to deliver impactful Lean training tailored to specific industry needs.