Products and Services
These products and services provide a good entry point for people who want to explore the possibilities for achieving growth before making a commitment.
On-site training is effective but expensive and does not work well when teams cross geographies. These web learning experiences give you the ability to learn key concepts either on your own or as part of a team. We keep the technology simple: a biweekly teleconference that we record for the people who miss it, with an online presentation. Throughout the course, you have access to Katherine to help you complete your homework assignment. Your registration includes the teleconference, recorded audio and supplemental resources.
Here are the offerings for the fall of 2010:
- Lean Product Development Basics
This course provides an introduction to lean principles, practices and tools for product developers, including rapid learning cycles, A3 reports,visual planning, Voice of the Customer, SBCE and the Chief Engineer, among others.
- How to Maximize Flow in Knowledge Creation Value Streams
This course is designed to deepen your understanding of your organization's knowledge creating value streams, especially in strategy development, market and customer research, advanced technical research and product development.
A Just-In-Time Lean PD call is a short, focused session with Katherine to help you answer a specific problem related to lean product development. If this turns into a project within 60 days, we will credit our fee against your first invoice. Learn more about this offering, including full description and terms.
These sets combine audio files and slidesets with additional resources such as templates, example documents and written articles to provide lean product developers with the tools they need and the knowledge to use them effectively.
These items reinforce learning. They make great giveaways for corporate events, team meetings and trainings.
We've selected the critical few books that you need to read if you are serious about improving organizational performance. They represent the books that Katherine keeps on the top shelf of her bookcase, and the ones she frequently recommends to clients.
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