What Is Value Stream Mapping?UntitledA Practical Lean Improvement Skill
Value Stream Mapping Training in Thailand gives operations and improvement professionals a Lean skill they can use immediately: seeing the whole flow of materials and information behind a product or service, then redesigning it to remove waste. Value Stream Mapping (VSM) is a Lean technique rooted in the Toyota Production System and made accessible to practitioners worldwide by Mike Rother and John Shook in their 1998 guide Learning to See. Over one intensive day of 8 hours, you learn to build current-state and future-state value stream maps, identify the eight wastes of Lean (DOWNTIME), calculate takt time, and turn your findings into a costed improvement plan. The programme suits Lean practitioners, operations and manufacturing managers, process engineers and supply chain professionals across Thailand's automotive, electronics, food and logistics sectors. This is hands-on, tool-focused training with no examination. You practise mapping realistic operational scenarios throughout the day and leave with a course completion certificate from Invensis Learning and the confidence to facilitate VSM workshops for your own team.










