Value Stream Mapping Made Easy | The Ultimate Guide

Value Stream Mapping Made Easy | The Ultimate Guide, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.05, with 42 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 126 reviews, and has 954 subscribers.

You will learn about Why VSM is so important and what differentiates it from other mapping tools Basic Principles of Drawing the Value Stream Map Drawing the Current Value Stream Map How to use your Pencil / Excel / iGrafx / Visio to Draw your VSM Guidelines to a Lean Value Stream Developing and Drawing your Future Value Stream Map Guiding Principles for Effective Implementation of your Future VSM This course is ideal for individuals who are Continuous Improvement Leaders or Business Owners or Factory Managers or Industrial Engineers or Production Engineers or Planning Managers or Supply Chain Managers or Excel It is particularly useful for Continuous Improvement Leaders or Business Owners or Factory Managers or Industrial Engineers or Production Engineers or Planning Managers or Supply Chain Managers or Excel.

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Summary

Title: Value Stream Mapping Made Easy | The Ultimate Guide

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 42

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 45

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Why VSM is so important and what differentiates it from other mapping tools
Basic Principles of Drawing the Value Stream Map
Drawing the Current Value Stream Map
How to use your Pencil / Excel / iGrafx / Visio to Draw your VSM
Guidelines to a Lean Value Stream
Developing and Drawing your Future Value Stream Map
Guiding Principles for Effective Implementation of your Future VSM

Who Should Attend

Continuous Improvement Leaders
Business Owners
Factory Managers
Industrial Engineers
Production Engineers
Planning Managers
Supply Chain Managers
Excel

Target Audiences

Continuous Improvement Leaders
Business Owners
Factory Managers
Industrial Engineers
Production Engineers
Planning Managers
Supply Chain Managers
Excel

Welcome to Value Stream Mapping Workshop.

This is Ahmed Radwan, MBA, Continuous Improvement Practitioner with 14+ Years of Experience in the Lean / Six Sigma Field. Check my credentials below.

Values Stream Mapping is a very powerful and must-have tool for any continuous improvement professional. It helps develop an overall continuous improvement journey on the value stream, rather than doing “point improvements”.

Without this concept, you may end up doing improvements in some areas of your processes, without having an overall impact on your business, or even harming it in some situations!

The course provides you with an opportunity to receive individual feedback on your values stream maps.

If you are:

Continuous improvement or lean or six sigma leader
Manager in Factory
Business Owner

and you are striving to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of value you provide, then this course is designed for you

-Through this course we are going to gain the skills of:

Why VSM is so important and what differentiates itfrom other mapping tools
Basic Principles of Drawing the Value Stream Map
Drawing the Current Value Stream Map
How to use your pencil / excel / igrafx / visioto draw your VSM.
Guidelines to a Lean Value Stream
Developing and Drawing your Future Value Stream Map
And finally, the guiding principles for effective implementation.

After going through the tutorials and understanding basic principles, you will be able to submit your Value Stream Mapsto get an Individual Feedback

All the best for your Continuous Improvement Journey

Ahmed Radwan, MBA

Industrial Engineer

Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, SSC

Lean Bronze, SME

Profesisonal Scrum Master

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Course Material Source

Lecture 2: What is Value Stream Mapping

Lecture 3: Selecting a Product Family

Lecture 4: Using the Mapping Tool – Key Tips

Chapter 2: The Current State Map

Lecture 1: Section 2 Contents + Section Slides

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Drawing Step 1 – Understand Customer Requirement

Lecture 4: Drawing Step 2 – Draw The Basic Production Processes

Lecture 5: Drawing Step 3 – Draw Inbound & Outbound Logistics

Lecture 6: Drawing Step 4 – Draw the Information Flow

Lecture 7: Drawing Step 5 – Draw the Timeline

Chapter 3: Drawing Digital Value Stream Map (iGrafx / Excel / Visio)

Lecture 1: Using Excel to Draw Value Stream Map + Template

Lecture 2: Visio 01: Using Microsoft Visio to Create Value Stream Map Document + Template

Lecture 3: Visio 02: Using Microsoft Visio to Draw Value Stream Map

Lecture 4: Visio 03: Using Microsoft Visio to Export PDF Document

Lecture 5: iGrafx 01: Using iGrafx to Create Value Stream Map Document + Templates

Lecture 6: iGrafx 02: Using iGrafx to Draw Value Stream Map

Lecture 7: iGrafx 03: Using iGrafx to Export PDF Document

Chapter 4: Guidelines to a Lean Value Stream

Lecture 1: Section 4 Contents + Section Slides

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Produce to Takt

Lecture 4: Continuous Flow

Lecture 5: Use Supermarkets

Lecture 6: Schedule ONE Process

Lecture 7: Level the production mix

Lecture 8: Level the production volume

Lecture 9: Every Part Every (EPE)

Chapter 5: Drawing the Future State Map

Lecture 1: Introduction + Section Slides

Lecture 2: Question #1: What is Acme’s takt time for the chosen product family?

Lecture 3: Question #2: Should Acme build a supermarket or Directly to Shipping?

Lecture 4: Question #3: Where can Acme introduce continuous flow?

Lecture 5: First View of Future Value Stream Map (Q1-Q2)

Lecture 6: Question #4. Where will Acme need to use supermarket pull systems?

Lecture 7: Second View of the Future Map Showing Stamping and Raw Material Supermarket

Lecture 8: Question #5: What single point in the production chain should be scheduled?

Lecture 9: Question #6 & #7 : How should Acme level the production mix & plan?

Lecture 10: Question # 8: What process improvements will be necessary to achieve future VSM?

Lecture 11: Acme Stamping Steering Bracket Future State

Chapter 6: Work Plan and Implementation

Lecture 1: Work plan and Implementation

Chapter 7: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion – Please remember to do the course review

Lecture 2: Bonus | Get to Know The Toyota Production System and Lean Fundamentals

Instructors

Ahmed Radwan
Lean Six Sigma Practitioner | MBA | LSSMBB | R Statistician

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes
2 stars: 8 votes
3 stars: 31 votes
4 stars: 41 votes
5 stars: 41 votes

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