 Higher expectations  Lower Budgets  Growing Backlog  Expanding IT inventory to Support.

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 Higher expectations  Lower Budgets  Growing Backlog  Expanding IT inventory to Support

 Maximize customer value while minimizing “WASTE”.

 V alue  V alue Stream  F low  P ull  P erfection

 V alue  V alue Stream  F low  P ull  P erfection

You Burn, I’ll Scrape

 D: Defects/Rework  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 Application bugs  Poka Yoke  Missed requirements  Testing late in SDLC (ATDD)

 D: Defects  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 Bloatware  Committing too early  Extra copies  CYA  Maximize the amount of work NOT done

 D: Defects  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 Batches of work  Bottlenecks  Waiting for review / approvals  Slow response time  Time between development and testing  Overnight processing of data

 D: Defects  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 Gold Plating  Complexity that could be simplified  Tracking data that’s not used  Automating flexibility that will never be used

 D: Defects  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 Filing physical documents that could be stored electronically  Unnecessary movement of electronic data  Entering data from one system to another  Under use of video conferencing

 D: Defects  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 Un-empowered employees  Dull, repetitive tasks that could be automated  Not capturing and sharing ideas  Not investing in training and education  No time for professional improvement

 D: Defects  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 UX not streamlined to workflow  Scrolling on a page  Toggling between disconnected systems  Unnecessary key strokes or mouse clicks

 D: Defects  O: Overproduction  W: Waiting  N: Non Standard – Over Processing  T: Transportation  I: Intellect - Underutilized Human Potential  M: Motion  E: Excess Inventory

 Stockpile of Requirements  Data collected and not used  Work waiting to be reviewed or approved  Backlog items that will never be worked  Partially completed work