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Toast Kaizen: An Introduction to Continuous Improvement & Lean Principles (English)
This is THE Toast Kaizen video you've heard about. The #1 selling Lean training tool in the world is the Perfect introduction to Continuous Improvement. Winner of the 2006 Shingo Prize for Research.
Narrated by and featuring Bruce Hamilton, Shingo Prize Recipient and GBMP President, this 27-minute video highlights the seven deadly wastes found in both administrative offices and in manufacturing processes. In this training tool, the process of making toast is used to represent the before condition and the target condition of a manufacturing or transaction-based process and helps your people to identify with the process of Kaizen(small and continuous improvements). Whether you are already on the Continuous Improvement journey or you are just beginning to realize the power of continuous improvement implementation, this video is an essential learning tool for your entire workforce. To order translations (more than 15 languages available), please visit this page.
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4 Stars: Best Lean DVD Training Series Ever! (Amazon, 11/09/2009)
"The GBMP DVD training series is a great way to help your company learn about Lean. The plant tours help people visualize what Lean looks like in companies that do it well. The Toast DVD drives right to the heart of lean by explaining the 7 wastes and teaching how to look for them and eliminate them. Bruce Hamilton and his team hit on all the things that get in the way of a successful Lean transformation. The DVD's are just the right length of time, there's music, and they are very entertaining. They are not snoozers like a lot of training videos. The videos are a great way to introduce the Lean topics and get feedback, ideas, and engagement from employees. The common theme, "Everybody, Everyday" has become our mission."
“I use the Toast video in my classes...it's easily the student’s favorite part of the course! As a City Administrator, I've also used these concepts in motor vehicle registrations...and I had happy customers! Good, relevant "stuff"!”
- Mark Nagle, Normandale Community College, Alden Hills, MN