Lean And Industrial Connectivity – Shannon Flumerfelt

Through Great Lean Leaders Power Points III, Invest in People and Leader Standard Work for Safety, Gains in Stable Process Control are possible. The total package of the two meaningful Great Lean Leaders Power Points III, Invest in People and Leader Standard Work for Safety, provide the three strong Benefits A–​C, Employee Engagement, Lifelong Learning Enjoyment and Gains in Stable Process Control. Dr. Jannaman’s story provides insight as to how a Great Lean Leader accomplishes all of this impressive work and results. Chapter 3  Great Lean Leader Competencies Map From Dr. Jessica Jannaman For effective Lean Leadership, extensive technical mastery of the knowledge, tenets, tools, and methods of Lean is needed.

In addition, Great Lean Leaders’ competencies are also applied daily. While there are many competencies found in Great Lean Leaders’ practices, these three competencies of Communication, Critical thinking and Change leadership is held in common and highlighted here. Various actions, values, behaviors, and methods are aligned with these three competencies, as illustrated in Figure 3.1. These are the Great Lean Leaders Competencies noted in Dr. Jannaman’s story and how she demonstrated their use (Figure 3.1). A complete description of these three Great Lean Leader com­ petencies follows.

Great Lean Leader Competencies Map n 41 Great Lean Leaders Competencies Map Begin with inquiry Identify diverse needs Show respect Use conversational cues Conduct observation Demonstrate empathy Tailor language, syntax Rely on data Enable problem-​solving Signal career interest Look for deficits Look for challenges Engage social aptitude Use systems thinking Set goals, ROI for efforts Listen to people Take all inputs Gain respect Address diverse needs Do Root Cause analysis Plan on resistance Great Lean Leader Competencies: Communication, Critical Thinking, and Change Leadership What are Great Lean Leader Competencies?

Great Lean Leader Competencies are three essential knowledge, disposition, and skill/​ability sets needed for excellence on the Lean Journey.

Lean and Industrial Connectivity Industrial connectivity refers to the integration and networking of various indus- trial devices, machines, and systems to enable communication, data exchange, control, and automation, ultimately facilitating smart manufacturing, connected products, and digital thread initiatives. Lean principles, focused on waste reduc- tion and efficiency, can be significantly enhanced and complemented by industrial connectivity technologies, leading to greater flexibility, speed, and productivity in manufacturing.

Through interviews with the director of Environmental Health, Safety & Sustainability (EHSS) for a large global company, this book relates the journey of learning and growth as shared through storytelling, reflecting, and releasing tested wisdom. By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, this Great Lean Leader unfolds the truths for how her organization got to sustainable success—​and continues the relentless pursuit of value creation. As part of the Great Lean Leaders series, this book is designed to provide sev- eral reference points for reading and learning about the what’s, why’s, and how’s of Lean Leadership.

The chapters are realistic and represent stories shared with authenticity and transparency based on two interviews with the Lean Leader. The book has five sections: an overview of the interview, a referenced section of Lean Leadership strategies/​tactics and their benefits, a summary of observed Lean Leadership competencies, and links to the interviews and transcripts of the interviews.

A final summary chapter is based on a group panel session and contains a detailed summary of intensive interviews, along with a set of detailed teaching lessons. A description of lean and lean tools is scattered throughout the book to add relevance and expand the reader’s knowledge of lean methodologies. Great Lean Leaders Series In this series, six Great Lean Leaders describe how they grew into and mastered respect for people and process/system improvement to critically and substantially impact the business case of their organizations.

By fostering a culture of continuous improvement, these Great Lean Leaders unfold their truths for how they got to sus- tainable success—and continue the relentless pursuit of value creation. They explain to us lessons learned on how to unlock a multitude of benefits, propelling their organizations toward excellence. Their accounts build a mountain of evidence for making the business case.

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