Prosit Lean Consulting Blog

Talent Acquisition in a Recession

Business leaders, human resource managers and others involved in talent acquisition may be in for a challenging time. Some economists are predicting a potential recession in the next few years […]

Lean Manufacturing: Doing More With Less

One of the big trends in manufacturing today is how lean manufacturing can help manufacturers meet production goals with a limited workforce, inflationary costs for materials, reduced internal and external […]

Does Remote Work Hurt Company Culture?

A prominent national narrative that gained steam during the first several years of the pandemic and has continued to resonate throughout the business world states that remote work can be […]

Hiring the Right Continuous Improvement (CI) Consultant

For many companies, developing and sustaining a continuous improvement culture to achieve production goals, instill innovation, drive efficiency and enhance job satisfaction has become a high priority initiative. In response […]

Introductory vs Probationary Period

Historically, employers have used the term probationary period to mark a new employees’ first few months of work at the company. The use of that term, however, can convey the […]

Preparing for Lean Transformation

Every lean transformation effort is unique to the specific company. However, there are reasonable questions that help guide your company’s lean journey. Many people stress that picking the best time […]

The Value of Teaching vs. Telling

The value of teaching rather than telling is very important. When someone brings a problem to a plant manager, floor or cell leader or supervisor, it is typical for that […]

Continuous Improvement Culture

At Prosit, we are focused on helping clients build an organizational development process based on continuous improvement that begins with developing the strategy that works for your organization. The strategy […]

The Five Lean Principles

Lean started from the evaluation and optimization of manufacturing processes. More recently, lean practices have expanded to include knowledge work, management, analytics, and development. Any process that would benefit from […]

Is the Just in Time Model Dying?

The unprecedented supply chain and global trade disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have led to questions about the viability and sustainability of the Just In Time (JIT) model for […]