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Increasing efficiency and quality while reducing costs at the same time

Lean, Six Sigma, TQM and Kaizen enable a significant increase in performance in nahezu allen Geschäftsbereichen. Dies führt zu einer stärkeren Marktposition, höheren Gewinnen und einer nachhaltigeren Geschäftsentwicklung.

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Your benefits

How workshops support you

Increased efficiency

By identifying and eliminating non-value-adding activities, your processes are made more efficient. Resources such as time, materials and personnel are used optimally.

Cost reduction

Your processes become more efficient and cause less waste, which reduces costs.

Quality improvement

Continuous improvements lead to higher quality and reliability of your products and services. This promotes customer satisfaction and customer loyalty.

Employee commitment

Methods such as Kaizen promote the active participation of your employees in improvement processes. They are more motivated when they see that their contributions to improvement are valued.

Better decision-making

Methods such as Six Sigma or Valuestream Mapping use detailed data to make well-founded decisions. Clear and transparent processes make decision-making easier for your management.

Which problems can be solved

Complex and inefficient processes

Overproduction leads to high storage costs and waste. Lean methods such as the pull principle ensure that production is only based on demand, which reduces stock levels.

Insufficient customer satisfaction

Products or services do not meet customer expectations or exhibit quality deficiencies. TQM and Kaizen focus on continuous improvement and customer centricity in order to improve the quality of products and services and increase customer satisfaction.

High operating costs

Unnecessary expenditure and inefficiencies drive up costs. Lean identifies and eliminates waste, which reduces operating costs and increases profitability.

Contents of my workshops

Process and value stream analysis

All steps and processes that are necessary to create the end product or service are analyzed. The focus is on differentiating between value-adding and non-value-adding activities

Root cause analysis

I use this systematic process to identify the main causes of problems or errors in business processes. As part of quality management, I use various methods and tools such as Pareto diagrams, 5Why or Ishikawa diagrams for a thorough analysis.

Continuous improvement

By combining the QM methods, I create a sustainable culture of continuous improvement in your team, which increases your competitiveness and efficiency in the long term.

Which methods do I use

LEAN Management

Lean management is a method for optimizing business processes that aims to reduce waste and maximize value for the customer. Originally developed in the automotive industry by Toyota.

Total Quality Management (TQM)

This structured management method aims to continuously improve the quality of products and services. TQM involves all employees of a company in the quality improvement process and promotes a culture of continuous improvement.

SixSigma

Six Sigma is a methodical approach to problem solving that aims to reduce process variation and achieve quality improvements. The Six Sigma approach follows the DMAIC cycle (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) to systematically identify and solve problems:

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Free initial consultation

In an initial meeting, you tell me about your challenges and goals. I will then identify the potential of my services for you.
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FAQ

This depends on the complexity and the problem. For example, a workshop on process or value stream mapping can last between 4 and 8 hours.

Root Cause Analysis (RCA) is a systematic process for identifying the underlying causes of problems or incidents. Instead of focusing only on the symptoms of a problem, RCA aims to find the deepest causes in order to develop lasting solutions and avoid similar problems in the future.

 

My problem-solving workshops with Lean, Six Sigma and Root Cause Analysis (RCA) are versatile and adaptable, making them suitable for a wide range of industries and company sizes. Let's discuss your individual use case together.

Yes, my workshops are customized to meet the specific needs and requirements of your company. Here are some of the ways I achieve this:

  1. Preliminary analysis: Before the workshop begins, we conduct a thorough analysis of your current processes, challenges and goals to identify the specific areas that need to be improved.

  2. Individual contents: The content of the workshop is customized to ensure that it is tailored to your industry, company size and specific problem areas.

  3. Flexible Methoden: I use a variety of methods and tools from Lean, Six Sigma and Root Cause Analysis (RCA), which we adapt to your specific requirements.

  4. Practical exercises: My workshops include practical exercises and case studies based on real-life scenarios from your company. This ensures that participants can immediately apply what they have learned in their day-to-day work.

  5. Interactive participation: Participants are encouraged to actively participate and bring in their specific problems and questions so that the solutions directly address their needs.

  6. Follow-up and support: After the workshop, I offer follow-up sessions and ongoing support to ensure that the solutions implemented are effective and deliver sustainable results.

This personalized approach ensures that my workshops bring maximum benefit to your company.

From a problem-solving workshop using Lean, Six Sigma and Root Cause Analysis (RCA), you can expect diverse and sustainable results that will have a positive impact on your organization. Here are some of the most important results:

  1. Improved process quality: Identification and elimination of inefficiencies and sources of error leads to smoother processes and higher process quality.

  2. Cost reduction: Operating costs are reduced thanks to more efficient processes and fewer errors.

  3. Higher customer satisfaction: Verbesserte Qualität und Zuverlässigkeit Ihrer Produkte oder Dienstleistungen steigern die Zufriedenheit und Loyalität Ihrer Kunden.

  4. Productivity increase: Optimized processes and better time management lead to increased productivity of your team.

  5. Faster problem solving: Use of systematic problem-solving methods enables faster and more sustainable solutions to occurring problems.

  6. Bessere Teamarbeit und Kommunikation: Workshops promote cooperation and communication within your team, which leads to a better working atmosphere and more effective teamwork.

  7. Sustainable improvements: Implementation of continuous improvement processes ensures that the improvements achieved are maintained in the long term.

  8. Increased employee competence: Your employees acquire valuable skills and knowledge in problem-solving and process optimization techniques that they can apply in their daily work environment.

  9. Transparency and control: Detailed analysis and documentation of processes provide you with a better overview and control over your workflows.

  10. Promotion of innovation: The systematic approach to problem solving promotes creative thinking and innovation within your company.

Diese Ergebnisse tragen insgesamt zur Steigerung der Effizienz, Qualität und Wettbewerbsfähigkeit Ihres Unternehmens bei.