Knowing what (and where) the drum is for your process does not mean that you should run out and buy more capacity to fix it. In my previous blog post, I discussed that before you react to an increase of demand and making any changes in the process, you first need to analyze the process and identify the constraint. Only then will you know where and what to change (to change the behavior or the entire process). So you found the constraint, now what? Now. RUN to the floor and ask everyone to stay for an extra shift at the … Read MoreImage may be NSFW.
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