Video: Value Stream Map Dashboard

Value Stream Map
Dashboard

Topics in this Video

• Ready for Control — 0:00

  Now that we have used our value stream map to Define, Measure, Analyze, and Improve, how can we use it to Control?

• How your Systems2win value stream mapping templates have provided value in those first 4 phases — 0:30
• Control — 2:00

  To lock in your hard-won gains, and avoid backsliding into old habits.

• What measures do you want on your dashboard? — 2:30
• Unlimited rows — 2:50

  of user-defined data and calculations with all the power of familiar Microsoft Excel.

• Ideas for types of user-defined data — 3:00

  Quality measures.
  Lean accounting metrics.
  Safety measures.
  Process inputs and outputs.
  Hazardous materials, scrap, and waste.

• SIPOC — 4:30

  Your value stream map can supplement and/or perform functions similar to a SIPOC Diagram.

• CI should happen in small incremental steps — 4:50

  If all of this is completely new to everyone on your team, then perhaps start with the Simple Value Stream Mapping drawing tool.

  As soon as you know what you're doing, you will almost always use your Value Stream Mapping Power Tool, that allows you to easily hide and unhide the math you need when you need it.

• You will never outgrow your Systems2win tools for continuous improvement— 5:45
• Review of what you have learned — 6:30
• Making it happen — 7:30

  To actually implement the many process improvement initiatives identified in your value stream plan will usually require the use of your many other continuous improvement tools