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Value Stream Management
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Logistics ProcessesEffective ChangeData StreamData ScienceManagementData IntegrationSupply ChainData ManagementStream ProcessingData CaptureGeneral BusinessStrategySupply Chain ManagementInformation ManagementStrategic ManagementOperations ManagementData Stream ManagementLean Software DevelopmentBusiness Process ManagementBusiness OperationsBusinessBusiness StrategyValue Stream ManagementValue ChainLean Manufacturing
Value Stream Management is a new strategic and operational approach to capturing, analyzing, planning, and implementing effective change in core cross‑functional or cross‑company processes to achieve a lean enterprise. The paper details the Value Stream Management method, summarizing prior Value Stream Mapping and its weaknesses. The method involves a strategic review of business or supply chain activities, delimiting key processes, mapping them, analyzing and synthesizing data, and planning strategic and operational change within a supporting framework. The paper summarizes the benefits and limitations of the new approach.
Abstract Value Stream Management is a new strategic and operational approach to the data capture, analysis, planning and implementation of effective change within the core cross‐functional or cross‐company processes required to achieve a truly lean enterprise. This paper describes the method in detail including a summary of the previous Value Stream Mapping approach and its weaknesses. The new approach involves a strategic review of a business or supply chain's activities, the delimitation of key processes and the mapping of these processes. A description of how to analyze and synthesize these data is followed by a section on an approach to planning strategic and operational change together with a framework in which to do this. The benefits and limitations of the new approach are summarized.