Developing People with A3 Thinking

"A3 thinking" has become popular within the lean community, but not necessarily for all the right reasons. A3 Reports are simply a waste-free way for report writing and communication, but the basic building blocks of the A3 report provide a nice template for good thinking. In this session, Jamie Flinchbaugh provides a basic primer on A3, outlining its use as a method to structure, capture, communicate and coach. He discusses each of its components in greater depth, beginning with how to develop the problem statement and continuing through to verification and action. Learn tips and tricks to make the A3 a more effective learning tool in their own continuous improvement efforts.
This presentation was recorded at the 2009 IW Best Plants Conference (www.iwbestplants.com)

[@scottdake8566]

11 years old and still as true as ever. Watching that was a great reminder about the fundamentals behind A3 thinking. Like all lean tools, it just a tool that gets you to where you want to be. There is no value in the tool itself. The value is in developing your people.

[@nicklava8307]

Thanks

[@mty1966]

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