Applied LEAN for Operations: Process Design & Development Methodology™: The Anatomy & Physiology of Process

by Azizeh Elias Constantinescu Mbb

This book is about the anatomy and physiology of process. The process itself has an anatomy from which process standards might be defined. The process also has a physiology, that is to say, it thrives in the human ecosystem by interaction points with the organization. This book is written for the LSS practitioner who seeks to develop skill in the practice of process design and development. It leverages concepts found in LEAN literature and your knowledge of common continuous improvement tools from the Lean Six Sigma (LSS) toolbox, and it expands the use of those tools for the practitioner to develop technical process design and development expertise. The author, Azizeh Elias Constantinescu, is a certified Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt with 23 years of applied Lean experience. Azizeh has worked in both manufacturing and service sectors as a change agent and Lean Six Sigma practitioner. In her most recent role she works as a Lean Coach and Internal Consultant enabling Lean Transformation in the business. Azizeh is a published author and public speaker. Azizeh’s undergraduate degree is in Chemistry (UNF); her Masters Degree is in Quality & Manufacturing Management (Penn State University). She is certified Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt (Villa Nova University), Six Sigma Black Belt (Penn State University), Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (UL LLC), DDI certified Facilitator. Over her career, Azizeh has applied her Lean expertise chemical manufacturing, contact lens industry, TIC (Testing, Inspection, & Certification) industry, Audit industry, Magazine publication, Insurance, and Mortgage Loan processing. She has helped organizations design, develop and improve processes in Sales, Fulfillment Operations, Engineering Services, Lab Operations, Human Resources, Finance Shared Services, Ethics and Compliance, Corporate University Operations, and Corporate IT.

152 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 26, 2020