What Value Stream Mapping Is and How It Drives Lean ImprovementUntitledA Practical Skill You Use from Day One
Value Stream Mapping (VSM) is a Lean technique for drawing the end-to-end flow of materials and information needed to take a product or service from concept to customer, so teams can see waste and improve it. This Value Stream Mapping training in Lithuania gives operations and improvement professionals a proven way to visualise, analyse and redesign that flow in a single working day. The method comes from the Toyota Production System and was set out for Lean practitioners by Mike Rother and John Shook in Learning to See (1998). Across one intensive day you learn to draw current-state and future-state maps, distinguish value-adding from non-value-adding work, expose the eight wastes of Lean, calculate takt time and mark Kaizen bursts where improvement will pay off most. The programme suits operations and manufacturing managers, engineers, supply chain and process improvement professionals working in Lithuania's manufacturing, logistics, healthcare and service sectors. Delivered in live virtual, classroom and corporate onsite formats, it is hands-on throughout, so you leave ready to facilitate a mapping session for your own team.










