More Related Content Similar to Lean Product Process Development as a Learning System, Michael Ballé (20) More from Institut Lean France (20) Lean Product Process Development as a Learning System, Michael Ballé7. Q1: What do we need to
learn about our customers,
products and processes?
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8. How can we help customers do
what they want to do?
• 4.59% absenteeism in French companies
• 1% absenteeism generates a 1.87% increase
in labor costs
• Better ergonomics is a clear opportunity for
improvement
Source: Jarlaud 2015
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9. First westerner at Japanese
karakuri (mechanical devices to
lighten the ergonomic burden)
competition!
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11. Do our solutions actually satisfy
customers? How do we understand
their preferences?
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12. What is the product takt? Each
product is a value stream
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13. Q2: How do we learn
what we need to know?
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14. Determine at the outset what is
fixed and what is flexible
Concept paper
Critical changes to existing
design
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15. Produce knowledge as well as work:
from design standards to production
standards
Design standards Production standards
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17. Grow the roots through
continuous on the job training
In engineering In production
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18. Support creative problem solving
in day to day management
Customer problem solving in
engineering Suggestions in production
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19. Develop deep thinking through better
testing models and exploration of
new tech
Testing New tech
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23. Kanban as a tool for kaizen, to
coordinate engineering, production
and supply chain
Engineering kanban Supply chain kanban
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24. Teamwork, the individual skill to work
across organizational boundaries
Intensify collaboration Slow builds
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26. Q4: What do we need to
learn about our customers,
products, processes and
platforms?
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27. New applications, new platforms
Integrate the machine in the
prodution layout
Design and produce
propietary components
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28. In the end…
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TOYOTA
SCHNEIDER
AIRBUS
THALES
ALSTOM
DASSAULT
ZODIAC
SAFRAN
EUROCOPTER
30. Output doesn’t mean outcome
What they are
doing is creating a
Buddha image and
forgetting to inject
soul in it
Hajime Oba
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31. 1. Product Quality
• Performance (our
promise)
• Quality (how well
do we hold our
promise?)
• Cost of use (at
what total cost for
the user?)
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