develop your own lean marketing lab
Post on 17-Oct-2014
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A presentation using this slide deck is available in the Training Content on the Business901.com website. The Lean Marketing Lab presentation is a summation of the Lean Marketing House 2 –day workshop. It discusses how you can start a lab in your own organization and how you should proceed. I think it is very difficult to bring Lean Sales and Marketing to an organization without a consultant. The supply and demand side seem to be at great odds with each other and with their own agendas in most organizations. It is one of the reasons Lean has had limited success in entering the sales and marketing arena.TRANSCRIPT
Lean Sales and Marketing is essentially a knowledge transfer system; it's a training system on how to define knowledge gaps and close them.
Lean Sales and Marketing approach is to leave your customer be the professor, the Sensei, who will take you through a certain number of exercises (their decision making steps), the customer leads.
Lean Sales and Marketing is targeted to certain kinds of organizations who actually enjoy learning. Who are committed to continuous improvement as opposed to just doing things and running things as they are.
What makes Lean Sales and Marketing different is the system. The steps of Lean S & M are simple:
1. Go and see the initial practice (Gemba), the user.
2. Form a working vision from the user experience, an ideal situation of where the USER wants to go.
3. Visualize the user's process. If you do that, it's obvious to see what your next reaction should be and when to trigger it.
Sales and Marketing needs to have a process for
improvement.
PDCA Six Sigma Triz ISO Malcolm Baldridge
Quality Circles BPR Taguchi Kaizen A3 (PDCA)
Lean is about Gaps
• Knowledge Gap – difference between company perceptions of customers expect and what customers really expect
• Standards Gap – difference between company perceptions and service quality specifications
• Deliver Gap – difference between perceived expectations and actual service delivery
• Communication Gap – difference between what is delivered and what is communicated
• Perception Gap – difference between what customers expect and what they actually receive
Metrics are simple numbers that measure the effectiveness of your
business. • Metrics reduce arguments based on opinion.
• Metrics gives you answers what really works.
• Metrics show where your strengths are.
• Metrics allow you to test anything.
• Bosses love metrics.
Why is it tough to engage?
• Focus is challenged
• Communication is inconsistent
• Lack of Predictability
• Risks
People > Process President
Administration Sales Finance Quality Operations
Foreman
Group Leader
Line
Assistant
Organizations design process which are copies of their existing structures
President
Administration
Sales Quality
Operations
Organizations must change to develop a more collaborative structure.
Progress
Ownership
Transparency
Refined into 3 Simple Habits of a Highly Effective Team by Andy Harjanto
Standards – Current State
• Expectations
• Upward Communication
• Metrics
• Visual Controls
• P.S. Standard work is layered
Change in Standards –Moving to Future State
• Expectations
• Upward Communication
• Metrics
• Visual Controls
• P.S. Standard work is layered
Teamwork is an individual skill
You must be
• Willing to find problems
• Own the problem
• Solve the problem
How
• See a problem = Document it
• Own problem = 1 owner
• Solve problem = Openly Discuss it
….which leads to…
Transparency • Not welcomed in most organizations
• Creates Work
• Responses • Letters • Additional responsibilities • Recordation
Smaller Groups • Informal communication
• Better assignment of tasks
• Easy Manageable Tasks
• Increase participation
• Reduces Information needed to be processed
• Provides Clear Line of Sight
Line of Sight
Know what your Team Members are doing:
• Daily Standups
• Weekly Tactical
• Monthly Strategic
• Quarterly Strategic
http://leanmarketinglab.com
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Practitioners and Leading Thought Leaders
Our Mission is to bring Continuous Improvement to Sales and Marketing.
Marketing with Lean Program Series
1. Lean Marketing House Overview 2. Driving Market Share 3. Marketing with PDCA 4. Marketing with A3 5. Lean Engagement Team