What is a continuous lean?

About | A Continuous Lean. Buy less, buy better. A Continuous Lean is a first-wave men’s style blog founded in 2007 by Michael Williams. ACL celebrates the often under-appreciated companies and artisans who make traditional things the old way.

What is the core principle of lean?

The core principle of Lean is the elimination of waste – termed as ‘Muda’ – from processes. Waste is defined as any activity that consumes resources without adding value from the customer’s perspective. Lean emphasizes continuous flow and just-in-time production, ensuring that work is smoothly processed without delays or inventory build-up.

What is lean practice?

Lean practice begins with the work — the actions that directly and indirectly create value for the customer — and the people doing that work. Through ongoing experimentation, workers and managers learn by innovating in their work — be it physical or knowledge work — for increasingly better quality and flow, less time and effort, and lower cost.