Lean Enterprise: A Simple Step By Step Guide To Implement Lean Into Your Business And Be Successful

How well does the company adapt to changing market dynamics, customer needs and emerging technologies while designing software-based products?

This practical guide presents Lean and Agile principles and patterns to help you move quickly on a scale — and shows why and how to apply these methodologies across your organization, rather than with a single department or team.

Through case studies, you can explore how successful companies have changed everything from governance and financial management to system architecture and organizational culture in search of radically improved results. Adopting Lean will take time and commitment, but it is vital to harness the cultural and technical forces that are accelerating the pace of innovation.

Are you ready to learn how to reduce some of the operating costs that you have to face? Are you ready to be more efficient while still maintaining happy customers?

There may be a wide variety of project management systems and techniques out there, but none will be as successful and do as well to help you achieve the above goals as the Lean method.

Even in a difficult economic environment, small entrepreneurs have found ways to produce innovative products in a surprisingly short timeframe. So why should larger, more established companies take notice of this? Because they have everything to benefit from analyzing and implementing the operation, tactics, and mindset of high-growth startups. The tips in this book will help companies shake off the lethargy, red tape, and power struggles that plague large organizations.

Several organizations have begun to see value in working with the Lean Methodology. It has helped them reduce their costs, improve their productivity and, ultimately, made their customers happy. When you're ready to learn more about Lean and how it can work for you, be sure to check out this guide to get started.

© 2020 john kelley (Luisterboek): 9781662295270

Publicatiedatum

Luisterboek: 7 oktober 2020