We know our processes.
We have trained our employees.
We monitor the process outputs.
We have a predictable process.
Why will Steph Curry improve his processes? He knows that if he and his team remain the same that they will miss their goals. Process improvement should be driven by business strategy. However, many companies have not identified their core processes and how they can impact results.
If your core processes aren’t leading towards achieving the organization’s strategic goals, it’s time to take a look at them. We can help build a culture of continuous improvement in your organization. Let's talk.
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Topics: lean continuous improvement standardization lean tool series change management problem solving agile process mapping value stream mapping quality

Written by Leigh Ann Schildmeier
Leigh Ann Schildmeier specializes in implementing continuous improvement and risk mitigation strategies that help clients increase efficiency, improve quality and service, and increase profits. A frequent speaker and coach on process improvement topics, she is a certified Lean Practitioner, a Six Sigma Black Belt, and a Kata Coach with more than 20 years of experience across a range of industries, including healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. Leigh Ann is the founder and president of Park Avenue Solutions, a business process improvement consulting firm that works to empower excellence in businesses and teams.