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A trained operator who slows the line to do it right gets asked why the line is slow. That happens twice before they stop.
Why leadership training fails, HBR
“Everyone knows the layout. It’s fine.”
If finishing one job means walking the building twice, the layout is the process. Nobody put that travel on a report.
The spaghetti diagram, mapping waste in layouts
“We updated the SOPs last year.”
Nobody wrote it down. New people learn it from whoever’s been there longest, and it drifts shift to shift. Then that person retires.
Standard work, a practitioner’s guide
“If we automate this step we’ll get the time back.”
A bot needs one process, not four. Pick the wrong one and you get the same mistake at speed, logged beautifully.
Using RPA to simplify and automate processes
“How long will you be here?”
Most consulting bills by the hour, so a slow fix pays better than a fast one. We measure it differently: does it still work when we’re gone?
What we do