4 tips for improving your company’s security and productivity
Security breaches are becoming a big concern for various companies, with many SMEs worried about their vulnerable and valuable business networks.To…
Tag: management
If something’s worth doing, it’s worth doing properly
In my early career I can recall a meeting with the CEO of a major UK plc who lamented his lack of understanding of IT. Back then this was not an u…
Feeling lean and lightbulb moments
The word Lean can be very emotive. Some individuals hear “Lean” mentioned and fear strikes their core and is seen as an invasion on the normality o…
The 3 L’s of Lean Leadership
The Management DilemmaLean Management has a bit of an image problem. For every gung-ho manager and consultant I meet, there are count…
Three Reasons Sales and Marketing Are Allergic to Lean, and Why Cracking the Code Today is So Important
Written by Michael Webb Peter Drucker, the father of business consulting, said, "The purpose of a business is to create and keep a custome…
Lean and the real customer – part one
Unleash and Engage Ltd’s Mark Gregory grabs a latte, probably has his name spelled incorrectly, and presents his thoughts on the perfect customer servi…
Lean and good design – a marriage made in heaven?
Dr Steve Chicken CEng MIED, manufacturing growth director at EEF, discusses lean and the new revolution in manufacturing.Britain is on the cusp of …
Continuous improvement capability: Has the training worked?
Rhian Hamer, associate fellow, and senior lecturer Owen Jones from Buckingham University, return to LMJ for the follow up to the article feature in Apr…
Lean accounting
Consultant Jean Cunningham explores the benefits of applying lean principles to a company’s finance.If your company is applying lean on the shop fl…