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Lean Leadership Training Module Group
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Continuous Improvement, whether it is in the form of Lean, Six Sigma, TOC, or some other methodology, does not happen without strong, effective leadership. Our Lean Leadership Training Module Group provides instruction on an array of topics that can help you develop the leaders of the future in your organization (even if that leader is you!).
Get our bundles at a great discount, or mix and match the modules and components to create just the curriculum you need to get the right people running your company.

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This product combines the digital product bundle and the DVD pack from our Lean Leadership module group at an even bigger discount. Select the “Add-On” option in the Lean Leadership Digital Bundle product to add the DVDs to your cart.
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This bundle contains an extensive list of the digital products available in our Lean Leadership training module group.
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This bundle contains the DVDs available in our Lean Leadership training module group.
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Add our Lean Leadership Videos to your corporate library. Learn more about our corporate licenses by clicking the license icon or the link above.
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Learn how to use the A3 process to solve problems. This systematic way of thinking and communicating helps build a consensus around a solution. |
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Every project results in change, no matter how minor. Effective change management can improve the odds of that the change will be a positive one. |
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Daily management is a structured approach to managing daily operations–the work that keeps businesses humming along. This module provides an overview of what daily management is, why it is important, its components, and the steps to do effective daily management. |
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Effective Lean management requires structure. This module explains how several Lean leadership tools and processes fit together to an environment in which continuous improvement can thrive. |
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Companies that embrace Lean principles know that to make steady improvement, processes must be measured. But there is an emotional burden on people that comes with having a metrics-driven organization. This module covers not only the use of metrics to drive substantial gains in an organization, but also teaches leaders how to use measurements in a way that does not cause a rift between them and their teams. |
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Policy Deployment is the leadership system that transforms strategy from ideas to actions. It entails a step-by-step process of cascading long term vision into actionable tasks to be done by frontline teams. |
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Auditing and Observing Processes
Learn how to observe and audit a process to make sure it is performing as well as it should be. This class places a special emphasis on separating the person from the process.
Creating a Continuous Improvement Culture
Learn the basics about how to develop a culture that wants to improve. Lean requires more than just providing teams with the tools to succeed. Teams need to be inspired to use the tools.
Learning how to set and communicate challenging goals is a critical task in Lean. Establish the wrong goals, and you waste resources. Set goals too low, and your team develops too slowly and you miss opportunities. Set them too high, and the team gets discouraged.
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This class teaches managers how to structure their day and eliminate Lean leadership wastes (Commitment, Competence, Connections, and Communication).
Leading in a Lean environment is demanding, and requires different skills and techniques than leading in traditional environments. This class provides insight into ways to effectively build a Lean culture that is focused on improving.
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