Lean: it’s not rocket science, it’s work science
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The main goal of this paper is to deepen understanding for Lean as a science of work based on flow. Flow here is the process of energy moving through a system. The paper first presents the three main elements of a science. It then deals with internal consistency for Lean as a scientific knowledge system with a need to discard the notion of ‘truth’. Third, the paper delves into Lean as collaborative science. Finally, focus shifts to individual and team flow and how a Lean culture creates the conditions and relations for optimal individual and team flow for increased creativity and innovation. The authors conclude that a deeper understanding of Lean can help more organizations prosper.
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Lean, Lean as science, Collaborative science, Science of work, Toyota Production System, Process Improvement, Flow, Lean Leadership, Continuous Improvement, Teamwork, Efficiency, Effectiveness, Innovation, Organizational Culture, Organizational Development, PDSA, Problem solving
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Gaudet, J. and F. Bergeron. 2016. Lean: it’s not rocket science, it’s work science. uO Research. Pp. 1-11.
