What is OEE and Why Does it Matter?

OEE, or Overall Equipment Effectiveness, is a classic performance metric used to score the overall efficiency of a process. It is good and necessary, but it’s not sufficient by itself.

Finding and tracking the right balance between metrics is a fundamental part of every process in every organization.

Dr. Lars Maaseidvaag goes in-depth on OEE in our latest blog:?Overall Equipment Effectiveness: Necessary, But Not Sufficient.

Earn a Certificate in Process Modeling

Join us on?August 9th, 16th, and 23rd?for our newest Master Series: Introduction to Process Modeling for Data-Driven Lean Design.

Learn how to build process models, a digital twin of your workflow, to pilot and stress test process improvements before implementation.

It's Never Too Late to Go Back to School

There's still time to enroll in our fall blended program for Green and?Black Belt certification! If you're looking to expand your knowledge of process improvement, this instructor-led program may be the perfect fit.

Check Out Fall Blended Dates

Coming soon! Fraud Squad

Fraud Squad is MoreSteam's newest Lean simulation! It's a process improvement case study that walks through the DMAIC method to help identify problems in a financial setting.

Stay tuned for more information! In the meantime,?check out our other simulations.

There's a Model for That

Say hello to EngineRoom's newest series:?Model Monday.

Every week, we'll break down a common process flow from different industries and demonstrate how you can build a digital twin of the process in Process Playground.?Subscribe to our newsletter to get them sent straight to your inbox!

EngineRoom Release: Optimizer Tool Update

We have a new iteration of EngineRoom's Response Optimizer Tool!

Now?users can calculate and optimize the results of up to three equations simultaneously.

Check it out?and let us know what you think!

Why Lean Adoption is Good for the U.S

The U.S. market share for manufactured goods by domestic producers has been in decline for the last 20 years. A company that's not continuously raising its own productivity bar will lose competitive ground.

Read?Widespread Lean Adoption Would Make the US More Competitive

Creating a Vision Map for Your Org

Describing a journey map creates a mosaic to guide leaders and their teams to deliver value. A strong vision fosters a culture of continuous improvement that can serve as a powerful tool for attracting and retaining top talent.

Read?Create A Visioning Journey Map To Help Your Organization Thrive

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