Lean Six Sigma: Value Stream Mapping

By: Jerry Kershen

Narrated by: Pourya Rahbar

Length: 53 mins

Publisher's Summary

Lean Six Sigma & Value Stream Mapping!

If you're reading this, then odds are that you've seen enough of your precious business resources go to waste!

In Lean Six Sigma: Value Stream Mapping: Simplified Beginner's Guide to Eliminating Waste and Adding Value with Lean, you will learn exactly what you need to know in order to create more value, and waste less, which is what we're all after here isn't? Do you want to squeeze the best out of your budget and reduce cost, time spent, and your resources massively and efficiently? This guide will introduce you to the best system out there in an easy-to-understand and interactive manner. Before you know it, you'll be adding value with Lean, and Value Stream Mapping.

Keep reading, because you are about to learn everything you need to in order to get started. Whether your budget is large or small, here, you will discover the answers to your questions.

Stop wasting your money, time, and resources when you could be utilizing this incredible strategy!

Let's take a look at what's inside....

• Reasons to use Lean Six Sigma to reduce cost
• Process cost reduction
• How to find cost reduction opportunities in waste
• Using the voice of the customer to identify cost-cutting opportunities
• Making processes transparent to expose waste
• Measure process efficiency
• Improve your analysis skills
• Make rapid improvements through kaizens
• Think transformation, not just improvement
• Unlock the secrets to speed and flexibility
• Reduce the cost of complexity
• Look outside your four walls to lower cost

©2016 Jerry Kershen (P)2016 Jerry Kershen

I just paid for a sales pitch

I expected to learn about value stream mapping. this was just about selling six sigma, not teaching a methodology. I stopped half-way and skimmed through the rest in hope for content.

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Glad to listen this book....

I Would like to thank the author for presenting such a great book. I would like to suggest it to all my friends. It explains about Lean Six Sigma: Value Stream Mapping: Simplified Beginner's Guide to Eliminating Waste and Adding Value with Lean. Good work

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Complete waste of money

I don't normally write reviews, but this book is so bad I felt I had to. This is a complete waste of money - poorly written, poorly narrated, and complete devoid of meaningful content.

Good.

Love it. Narration was good. There is just a basic overview of six Sigma. good to go.

Disappointing

This is essentially an infomercial for Lean Six Sigma. The book does not address value stream mapping as suggested in the title. The book is mostly composed of truisms and generalities. An interested reader would have to resort to at least one other work to actually implement any part of Six Sigma.

Good book

If you are starting on the journey of Six Sigma this book is a great tool. It allows a novice to get their feet wet without feeling overwhelmed or lost.

Buy it

An excellent study guide to help prepare you for the Six Sigma Green Belt Exam. This study guide clearly provides questions, answers and helpful preparation for this exam. Highly recommended!

learn a lot

this is the BEST TRAINING GUIDE AND REFERENCE GUIDE AVAILABLE! Professionally written and extremely easy to understand. Most Definitely RECOMMENDED! Well Done!

highly recommended

Lean Six Sigma: Value Stream Mapping, I find this book to be invaluable for quick reference on the job. Concise and to the point! this is the one I go to the most. Practical advise and well organized.

Awesome

I used this book to get my Lean Six Sigma.I recommend this book to anyone looking to use Lean Six Sigma methodologies in their company. I plan on using this to help my current team at work. It was easy to understand. I loved reading and listening at the same time.

A six sigma advertisement

No detail on value stream mapping as a process is or exercise. If you remove the words six sigma it would be half the length

clearlyexplained

Good book. Covers a lot of material and is very dense. Takes some time to understand and get through.This book is a must listen for young people just starting their adult life

Solid overview

This, in general, is a very well written book. This was a very good book on understanding the importance of modeling and communicating clearly to those in the organization. It also gives a solid understanding of value stream mapping and surrounding processes.

this book is a good place to start

It is definitely one of those books that everyone doing this work will want to own. It fills the gap that still existed for those of us who are in the service industry!Useful as an introduction to VSM mainly focused on service industries not for experienced people.

Great book.

Easy read. Inspirational for anyone who wants to kick Lean into gear.This is a great applied method to build a lean culture. Many of the ideas here I am applying each day!

Really good book

Wonderful book! This kept my interest from beginning to end. I would recommend the book to people who need to understand the basics of Lean but have not had a chance or resources to take an in depth course yet.

I love the way this book is outlined and written.

I love the way this book is outlined and written. It's really giving me a good foundational knowledge that can only benefit me in obtaining my certification.

Exceptional book for improving results

This book helps us make them on the basis of fact. I strongly recommend it. It presents good idea after good idea.Great book, very detailed and actionable.

A very valuable book

This is a great resource for anyone looking for information on Lean manufacturing and business practices. I highly recommend it. Great content and will hold onto it for future reference.

practical and useful data

This book will allow its readers to perceive what Lean is truly about. In addition this book will allow us to take in more about what Lean manufacturing and administration is, and how we can best join it with a portion of the thoughts from Six Sigma.