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1. Lean workplace (Gemba).5S & Visual Management

   1. Skip 5S and problems hide in clutter
   2. Decide what belongs
   3. A red tag must close within its deadline
   4. Make absence visible
   5. Wiping is not shining: trace the source
   6. Read the workplace
   7. Give signals a response
   8. Prove sustainment
   9. Two rulers measure two different things
   10. Roll out together
   11. Connect the workflow
   12. The system scores, people decide what stays
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2. GrowthAccelerated Product Development

   1. Pushing without the critical path finishes no sooner
   2. Screen out the weak; start only after the charter is approved
   3. The longest chain sets the finish; an upstream change voids what follows
   4. Pass gates on evidence; approval is not release of resources
   5. Freeze the TG2 column and deviation means something
   6. We verify the design; only the customer can validate it
   7. Freeze the configuration first; every later change goes through an ECO
   8. The system checks the gates; people decide and approve
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3. Business processesAccounts Receivable Benchmarking

   1. Benchmark without layers and the gap cannot be assigned
   2. Check the base, clean aging, declare the algorithm: then benchmark
   3. Split the days into layers you can assign, then fix the noise as constants
   4. Put the gate at the source: no PO, no start; terms have a cost
   5. Gains rebound, so set three review points after closure
   6. The system checks sums and gates; people choose the benchmark
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4. GrowthBreakthrough Product Development

   1. Skip prevention in design and correction costs keep growing
   2. Tear it down to see the cost; prevent at design time
   3. Sort what customers say first, then decide where to shine
   4. Yourself first, then rivals; ideas count after three questions
   5. Start from physical principles and borrow from other industries
   6. Look for risks and counter-evidence before deciding; give each action one owner
   7. The system ranks and screens; people tear down and decide
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5. Lean workplace (Gemba).Cause-and-Effect Diagram with the Addition of Cards

   1. A filed fishbone shows no improvement
   2. Lose one mechanism and it is an ordinary fishbone
   3. Cards and curve on one board make improvement visible
   4. A white card records what was seen, not a judgment
   5. Pair every fact with action
   6. The board hangs on the pre-shift meeting, not a new one
   7. Give cards an exit
   8. Watch the traces of action, not a full wall
   9. At shift change, hand over what is still open
   10. The system watches health; people write and remove cards
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6. Logistics pullCommodity Management

   1. Buy scattered, and only price pressure is left
   2. Pool the volume first, then bargaining has weight
   3. Risk sets the effort; potential sets the order
   4. Pick suppliers through four lenses
   5. RFx and auction: judge total cost, not the quote
   6. Keep capability, then set the count and write commitments into the contract
   7. Turn an 18-month strategy into milestones
   8. After signing: cut cost together, earn the seat
   9. Service sourcing starts with a clear SOW
   10. Criteria are in the rule pack; decisions stay with people
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7. Change Management & D.R.E.C.DBS with Compliance & Import/Export (IMEX) Compliance

   1. Cut compliance steps as waste and improvement ends in a warning letter
   2. Before cutting a step, ask whether a regulation rests on it
   3. On a suspected breach, notify first and do not investigate alone
   4. Actions done are not closed; proof they work closes them
   5. An inspector arrives: split front and back rooms, answer each 483 item
   6. Check every change against the last approved version
   7. Sent is not received: check the three receipts one by one
   8. Qualification is an evidence chain; renew six weeks before expiry
   9. The system holds criteria and deadlines; people countersign and investigate
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8. Leadership TransformationCrucial Conversations

   1. Left unsaid, the derailment still happens
   2. Split fact from story so both sides’ information reaches the pool
   3. When safety is lost, pause the content, repair it, then talk
   4. Speak tentatively and listen well to pick an option both can own
   5. A decision needs a named owner, and only a checked actual counts as done
   6. Define the agreement together in person, then keep it alive
   7. Talk stays out of the system; speaking up and keeping promises stay with people
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9. Staff developmentDBS Curriculum & Tool Selection by Function

   1. Plan from memory, then find nobody may teach it
   2. Look up the role row; keep the order and add the baselines
   3. Check who may teach before picking a date
   4. Courses are a tenth; the rest goes into the development plan
   5. The system looks up the list; people decide who teaches
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10. Management systemCore Value Drivers

    1. If everyone defines it their own way, the numbers cannot be compared
    2. Eight measures, three perspectives
    3. PPM: keep the two windows distinct
    4. OTD: lines and customer dates
    5. Two people measures, two different denominators
    6. Core growth: bridge on a comparable basis
    7. Separate margin from profit amount
    8. How long cash stays in the business
    9. Which months each Quick measure uses
    10. ROIC: reconcile invested capital
    11. GMROI: do not multiply turnover twice
    12. Forecast updates do not rewrite closed months
    13. Return the numbers to business action
    14. The system does the arithmetic; people choose the improvement
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11. Staff developmentDBS Boot Camp System

    1. One course for everyone teaches no one
    2. Base first; growth and variation reduction later
    3. The site pulls the camp; reflect before reporting
    4. Passing is judged by what happens after camp
    5. Funnel every kaizen; measure back at 7, 30 and 90 days
    6. Ask whether it is the right person before developing them
    7. Practice the criteria here; grading, selection and coaching stay with people
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12. Leadership TransformationDBS Orientation

    1. Deploying strategy without daily management leaves breakthroughs unheld
    2. The market sets the price; profit can only come from removing waste
    3. A posted board is not running; updates and closure are
    4. Hitting the target is not the end; the standard returns to daily management
    5. Every deliverable has a deadline; done must be shown by evidence
    6. Gates and benchmarks to the system; deployment trade-offs stay with people
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