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LITA Lean IT Foundation

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Lean IT Foundation helps IT organizations to ensure that they provide their customers with the best possible services. Through understanding customer value, the processes that deliver this value, the way to manage performance, the way to organize and the required attitude and behavior, IT organizations are helped to develop a continuous improvement mindset. Lean IT is complementary to all other best practice methods (such as ITIL®, PRINCE2® and P3O®).

This course covers the Foundation level certification of the Lean IT Association. Further Lean IT qualifications are Lean IT Kaizen Lead, Lean IT Coach and Lean IT Leadership. The Lean IT Foundation is the entry level certification. This certification is mandatory for the other certifications.

The primary purpose of the course is to provide a basis for accreditation of people involved with Lean IT Foundation. It documents the learning outcomes of the Lean IT Foundation and describes the requirements a candidate is expected to meet to demonstrate that these learning outcomes have been achieved.

1500 € HT 3 jours Lean-F

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    Programme

    Day 1

    • Introduction of Lean
    • The Customer
    • Exercise WellCare Voice of the Customer
    • The Process
    • Exercise WellCare SIPOC

    Day 2

    • Value Stream Mapping
    • Exercise WellCare Value Steam Map
    • Performance
    • Exercise WellCare KPI

    Day 3

    • The Lean Organization
    • Problem Solving with Kaizen
    • Behavior and Attitude
    • Wrap ­up and Mock Exam
    • Exam

    Module 1: Introduction

    • Lean principles: how these are related to one another.
    • Waste: ability to identify types of waste within an IT organization or process (TIMWOOD with Talent)
    • The cost of poor quality and reasons for using Lean Principles to improve performance
    • Types of activities: ability to define what IT activities fall into which category
    • PDCA: ability to describe how the PDCA cycle works on the most basic level
    • Relationship to other models and methods used within IT: understand where Lean IT differs from and complements other methods. The connection of Lean IT with IT service management is specifically investigated.

    Module 2: The Customer

    • Types of customer value and the factors that influence customer value
    • The link between the Voice of the Customer and Critical to Quality
    • How to construct a Critical to Quality tree

    Module 3: The Process

    • Relationship of process (Value stream) with the other Lean principles
    • The difference between Push and Pull systems
    • The steps for creating a Value Stream Map, using SIPOC and Value Stream Map
    • Waste in a Value Stream Map, ability to identify the symbols for the TIMWOOD waste
    • Explain the SIPOC and VSM using IT examples e.g. SIPOC: Software development,VSM: High level Change process (other examples are permitted)

    Module 4: Performance

    • Relationship of performance with the PDCA cycle
    • The key aspects of a KPI
    • Why time is the most important production factor within IT
    • The relationship of PCE with VSM
    • The role of skills and knowledge in ensuring performance

    Module 5: Organization

    • Why organizations need to be customer oriented
    • What the goal is of a performance dialogue
    • The use of each of the visual management boards – day board, week board andKaizen/improvement board

    Module 6: Kaizen

    • Which tools from the other dimensions are used in which phase of the DMAIC cycle
    • Prioritization of improvement candidates through feasibility and impact in determiningboth which problems to solve with a Kaizen and which solutions to implement at the Improve step of the Kaizen

    Module 7: Behavior & Attitude

    • The difference between behavior and attitude
    • The difference between traditional management and Lean management
    • The behavior and attitude required for successful use of Lean
    • Behavior and Attitude in relation to expectations surrounding a change in way of working

    Evaluation

    • The exam is closed­-book format
    • The exam consists of 50 multiple ­choice questions
    • A minimum score of 75% is required to pass the exam
    • The exam lasts 60 minutes
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