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Why Don’t We See Financial Results from Our Improvements?
A common challenge many organizations face is to have difficulty seeing the financial benefits from their continuous improvement efforts. Even when it’s easy to see that a process is clearly faster, simpler, safer, cleaner and better, the financial reporting may not tell us this is the case. Learn the five common ways that this can happen.
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Getting Started with Lean Finance
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2How Continuous Improvement Helps the P&L
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3How Continuous Improvement Reduces COGS
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4How Continuous Improvement Reduces Inventory Carrying Costs
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5How to Calculate Soft Savings
08:06
6How Lean Can Make a Company's P&L Look Worse
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12Make-to-stock, Make-to-order, And Deferred Revenue Recognition
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