Lean BPM – Lean Business Process Management Change Skills

Lean BPM - learn how to use lean business management techniques to reduce waste and improve your business efficiency

Created by: Mark Timberlake
Professional Online Training Courses For Beginners

Created by: Stephen Mather
MBPsS, BSc (Hons) Psych, MSc Organizational Psychology

What Will I Learn?

• Understand LEAN business processes
• Will understand the ProPeC "Simple Improvement Process"
• Understand how to connect business improvements to high level business goals
• Be able to run a current state analysis
• Identify and implement an action plan
• Have a clear understanding of a continuous improvement cycle
• Define waste in a business using the TIM WOODS method of waste identification
• Create a process flow
• Write a SMART goal
• Create a GANTT chart to help them implement a continuous improvement strategy
• Run an efficient business meeting
• Review a continuous improvement business cycle
• Lead a team through a continuous improvement project

Requirements

• Students will need to be involved in a business at a supervisory level or above
• Students will need a basic understanding of business principles

Target audience

• This course is suitable for any business owner who wants to reduce waste using a project based approach
• This course is suitable for managers who need to deliver improvements in their business
• This course is suitable for HR managers who need to support and deliver training in an organisation
• This course is suitable for Directors & Chairmen who want to understand the LEAN process and how it is applied in a business
• This course is suitable for managers who want to increase their employability by improving their management skills
• This course is suitable for any individual involved in a continuous improvement project who needs a complete overview of the process
• This course is suitable for private sector business
• This course is suitable for public sector organisations
• This course is suitable for charities who want to improve their organisational skills