Methodologies, frameworks, and processes Part 4
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Lean product development originated from the Toyota Production System and focuses on eliminating waste to optimize the production process and deliver value fast. Some key concepts of lean include eliminating waste, empowering teams, optimizing the whole system, building in quality, and deferring decisions to amplify learning. The seven wastes lean production seeks to reduce are partially done work, extra processes, extra features, task switching, waiting, motion, and defects.
Methodologies, frameworks, and processes Part 4
- 1. Introduction to Agile Lean Product Development
- 3. Lean is not an agile methodology; the lean approach is closely aligned with agile.
- 4. Lean originated in the Toyota Production System (TPS) that was developed to improve upon Henry Ford's mass production system for building cars.
- 5. The link between Agile and Lean Lean Thinking Agile Lean Product Development Kanban Scrum Kanban XP FDD DSDM
- 6. Lean Core Concepts Lean Eliminate Waste Empower The Team Deliver Fast Optimize The Whole Built-In Quality Defer Decisions Amplify Learning
- 7. The Seven Wastes of Lean Production 1. Partially done work 2. Extra processes 3. Extra features 4. Task switching 5. Waiting 6. Motion 7. Defects