Re-thinking Lean Service
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John Seddon is an occupational psychologist, researcher and leading authority on change in organisations, making significant contributions to the role of human factors in quality. Author of the best-selling I Want you to Cheat: The unreasonable guide to service and quality in organisations, John is an outspoken critic of ISO 9000. John has a reputation for being controversial, but informed.
The Lean and Kanban 2009 event was created to drive further progress in software development by providing a unique opportunity to share best practices and innovation within the growing community of software engineers, managers, and executives adopting Lean and Kanban systems. It provides a unique opportunity to meet with and learn directly from industry luminaries and practitioners from around the world.
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Very interesting presentation
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Bogdan Nedelcu
Re: Very interesting presentation
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Vladimir Hirner
Abstract
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Vincent Murphy
Lean arrived in service organisations at a time when industrialisation (call centres and back-offices managed as production systems) was the rage. Taking some misguided ideas from manufacturing, lean interventions shared many false assumptions with the status quo. In short, 'lean' in service took the wrong path.
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