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Archive for 14/06/2010
Business Strategy and a Lean approach for James H Heal & Co Ltd
14/06/2010 by Andrew Nicholson.
Following our successful work with James Heal in Halifax, TheBusinessDesk.com have run an article on James Heal’s achievements.
As well as helping the directors with their strategy for growth, Andrew worked with the Engineering Director to create a long-term Operational Excellence programme from the Manufacturing strategy. He also helped them to introduce the concept of Lean across the workforce through “hands-on” training workshops. Neil Pryke and his team have now identified where improvements need to be made, and with help from the managers and supervisors have achieved some important “Quick-Wins”.
The full case study can be downloaded from our website.
If you’re interested in learning more about the benefits of using the Lean approach in your business, you might find it useful to come along to one of our Introduction to Lean workshops.
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