CAMLS Short Course Series

Lean Product and Process Development


Course Description

Learn about the real secret of Toyota and other world-class lean enterprises – the Lean Development System. Product and process development often sets the leanness level of your value stream and limits the extent of improvement! Lean Development System employs non-conventional and even counter-intuitive approaches to streamline the development processes with lean principles. Not only “do it right the first time,” but also “make it work before starting.” Learn to establish a more effective and efficient development system for your lean enterprise.

 

Who should attend the course?

Company executives, R&D directors and engineers, engineering managers, design engineers, and process engineers.

 

Outline (subject to change)

Session 1 - The Driver of Core Competency Lean Development Overview

  • Toyota's Real Secret

  • Lean Thinking

  • Value and Value Streams in PPD

Session 2 - Seeing the Waste, Value, and Value Stream in Development Processes

  • Common Wastes

  • Seeing the Wastes

  • TPDS

Session 3 - Developing the Lean Development System

  • Value Focus

  • Entrepreneur System Design

  • Set-based Concurrent Engineering

  • Cadence, Flow, and Pull

  • Team of Responsible Experts

Session 4 - Implement, Sustain, and Thrive with Lean Development System

  • Successful Cases

  • Challenges Ahead

  • Guidelines for Implementation

Session 5 - Example and Conclusion

  • Example: Applying VSM to a Product Development Process

  • Conclusion

 

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