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Learning in the Digital Era
Daryl John Powell, Erlend Alfnes, Marte Daae-Qvale Holmemo, Eivind Reke
Front Matter

Learning Lean


Sustaining Continuous Improvement Through Double Loop Learning
Chris Buckell, Mairi Macintyre
3-12
Learning Spaces for Engineering Education: An Exploratory Research About the Role of Lean Thinking
Maira Callupe, Monica Rossi
13-20
The Learning Way to EBITDA Improvement
Torbjørn Hekneby, Daryl John Powell
21-31
Top Down or Bottom Up
Alinda Kokkinou, Ton Van Kollenburg
32-41
The Production Cultural Biorhythm as a New LEAN Learning Process
Bernd Langer, Bernd Gems, Yannik A. Langer, Maik Mussler, Christoph Roser, Timo Schäfer
42-49
Proposing VSM as a Tool to Compare Synchronic Online Teaching and Face-to-Face Teaching
Felipe Martinez
50-59
Hybrid Learning Factories for Lean Education: Approach and Morphology for Competency-Oriented Design of Suitable Virtual Reality Learning Environments
Thomas Riemann, Antonio Kreß, Liane Klassen, Joachim Metternich
60-67
Fostering Insights from Real-Time Data
Henrik Saabye, Daryl John Powell
68-76
Shaping Lean Teaching Methods: Recognizing Lean as a Journey vs. A Set of Tools
Khavitha Singh, Guy Bowden
77-85
Learning a Lean Way
Signe Syrrist
86-99
Lean Learning Factories: Concepts from the Past Updated to the Future
Gabriela R. Witeck, Anabela C. Alves
100-108
The Impact of Different Training Approaches on Learning Lean: A Comparative Study on Value Stream Mapping
Matteo Zanchi, Paolo Gaiardelli, Daryl John Powell
109-117

Teaching Lean in the Digital Era


Lean Courses in Process Form - Do as We Learn, Success or Not?
Eivind Arne Fauskanger, Roland Hellberg
121-131
The Digitalisation and Virtual Delivery of Lean Six Sigma Teaching in an Irish University During COVID-19
Olivia Mcdermott
132-143
A Lean Six Sigma Training Providers Transition to a 100% Online Delivery Model
Olivia Mcdermott, Patrick Walsh, Lorraine Halpin
144-154
Teaching in Virtual Reality: Experiences from a Lean Masterclass
Torbjörn Netland, Peter Hines
155-162

Lean and Digital


When Digital Lean Tools Need Continuous Improvement
Marte Daae-Qvale Holmemo, Jonas A. Ingvaldsen, Eirik Korsen
165-171
Discovering Artificial Intelligence Implementation and Insights for Lean Production
Bassel Kassem, Federica Costa, Alberto Portioli Staudacher
172-181
Breaking Out of the Digitalization Paradox
Sourav Sengupta, Heidi Dreyer, Daryl John Powell
182-190

Lean 4.0


Mapping the Terrain for Lean Six Sigma 4.0
Jiju Antony, Olivia Mcdermott, Daryl John Powell, Michael Sony
193-204
Learning Through Action: On the Use of Logistics4.0 Lab as Learning Developer
Mirco Peron, Erlend Alfnes, Fabio Sgarbossa
205-212
Blended Network Action Learning – A Digital Lean Approach to Solving Complex Organizational Problems Across Space and Time
Daryl John Powell, Melanie De Vries, Mitchell Van Roij, Jannes Slomp
213-224

Lean Management


‘Fake Lean’; On Deviating from an Ambiguous Essence
Jos Benders, Marte Daae-Qvale Holmemo, Jonas A. Ingvaldsen
227-234
Toyota Inspired Excellence Models
José Dinis-Carvalho, Helena Macedo
235-246
Quantum Lean: The Next Step in Lean Systems
Sean Fields, Michael Sanders
247-258
What Comes After the Transformation?
Ton Van Kollenburg, Alinda Kokkinou
259-268

Lean Coaching and Mentoring


Developing Middle Managers with Gemba Training
Eivind Reke, Nadja Böhlmann
271-277
Towards Effective Lean QRM Yellow-Belt Training Programs: A Longitudinal Analysis
Mitchell Van Roij, Martin Linde, Wilfred Knol
278-288

Skills and Knowledge Management


14 Steps Toward Lean Knowledge Management
Olve Maudal, Torgeir Dingsøyr
291-298
Taking the Playing Lean Experience Online
Bruno Pešec
299-307
Bloom Taxonomy, Serious Games and Lean Learning: What Do These Topics Have in Common?
Gabriela R. Witeck, Anabela C. Alves, Mariana Bernardo
308-316

Productivity and Performance Improvement


Lean Monitoring: Boosting KPIs Processing Through Lean
Bassel Kassem, Federica Costa, Alberto Portioli Staudacher
319-325
A Simulation-Based Performance Comparison Between Flow Shops and Job Shops
Christoph Roser, Daniel Ballach, Bernd Langer, Claas-Christian Wuttke
326-332
A Framework and Qualitative Comparison on Different Approaches to Improve the Lean Skillset
Christoph Roser, Bernd Langer, Claas-Christian Wuttke
333-338
Lean Warehousing: Enhancing Productivity Through Lean
Matteo Rossini, Bassel Kassem, Alberto Portioli-Staudacher
339-347

New Perspectives on Lean


Lean Office in a Manufacturing Company
Federica Costa, Bassel Kassem, Alberto Portioli Staudacher
351-356
Lean Thinking Application in the Healthcare Sector
Federica Costa, Bassel Kassem, Alberto Portioli-Staudacher
357-364
Lessons Learned from Toyota Kata Implementation in the Norwegian Construction Industry
Eirin Lodgaard, Maria Flavia Mogos, Natalia Iakymenko
365-372
Lean Translated from a Manufacturing Industry Context to Municipality Service Production: A Case Study
Eirin Lodgaard, Maren Sogstad
373-380
Challenges in Prototyping a Problem-Solving Practice
Christina Villefrance Møller
381-390
Leonardo da Vinci: Lean Educator or Lean Sensei?
Gianpaolo Perlongo, Monica Rossi
391-399
Lean Contribution to the Companies’ Sustainability
Pedro Teixeira, José Carlos Sá, Francisco José Silva, Gilberto Santos, Pedro Fontoura, Arnaldo Coelho
400-408

 


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