St Andrews Lean Consulting offers a blend of bespoke training, practical support, and guidance to organisations at different stages of their growth.
We work with all levels of staff and end customers to support them in their pursuit of process excellence within their organisation.
By providing theoretical and practical training we enable organisations to assess their ideas and consider their own commercial potential. We work with teams to improve processes, transfer skills and change culture within organisations. Our approach is founded on an intimate understanding of business processes, governance structures and organisational behaviours.
St Andrews Lean Consulting is a process improvement consultancy that is passionate about success and sustainable results. Establishing our reputation as experts over the last decade has enabled us to develop and utilise tools that are proven to work across a wide range of organisations from different sectors. We change culture through improving process and …
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Founded in the fifteenth century, St Andrews is Scotland’s first university and the third oldest in the English speaking world. Teaching began in the community of St Andrews in 1410 and the University was formally constituted by the issue of a papal bull in 1413. Today, the University of St Andrews is home to over …
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In any organisation, change is inevitable! But, often employees become accustomed to ‘the way things are’. They get used to the people, processes and technology that impact their job, and so may resist any attempts to change these things. As a result change initiatives often face backlash, and the majority of them fail altogether. It is usually high-level executives …
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Hello readers, Following on from the Lean Higher Education Conference 2019 blog and excellent guest contribution from Chris Shannon we published last month, we were suitably impressed to get Chris in again to write another blog on more conference details and specifically from the Author’s session there. What can we say, the conference was a …
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