Problem-Solving is a difficult exercise, whoever practices it knows this. But difficulties do not always appear where you would expect them. During a recent event, I had the chance to witness a methodical Problem-Solving performed by true beginners. Today's example will be that of a group of 12 IT managers, who wish to experience actual … Continue reading The hardest part in PDCA Problem-Solving →

Originally, Training Within Industry was one of the methodological innovations that enabled the Americans to win the Second World War. Forced to find a way to quickly train non-specialists, especially inexperienced women, and young workers, to produce ammunition and equipment by the millions in weapons factories to support the war effort. The method, tested from … Continue reading What is TWI: Training Within Industry →