TXM Television Category
TXM Television Episode 56 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne.
– Anthony explains how TXM and our consultants have the skills to replicate the winning formula that works for your business and apply it to new markets.
TXM Television Episode 55 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne.
– Anthony explains the waste of over processing, he gives some real world examples to think about.
– Anthony then explains some tactics & strategies for removing the waste of over processing.
TXM Television Episode 54 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne.
– Anthony explains one of the tools our consulting team use when devising standard work tasks. Anthony explains how you can use a dance chart to create meaningful and efficient standard work by using this simple tool.
TXM Television Episode 53 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne
– Anthony explains how the process of blending is waste. He also explains a number of proven technologies you can employee to aid in providing more consistent products further up your supply chain.
TXM Television Episode 52 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne
– Anthony explains how the TXM Facility Layout Development Process typically works from current state to future state for a produce warehouse.
TXM Television Episode 51 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne
– Anthony gives insights into some of the issues he’s found whilst consulting over virtual meetings.
TXM Television Episode 50 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne
Hello and welcome to TXM TV, I’m Anthony Clyne,
Lean thinking in agribusiness helps grow your sales, reduce your costs, and is easy to do .
Welcome to this TXM TV episode series on Agribusiness Lean implementation.
Sure Lean thinking helps the actual value add steps of the crop cycle and the processing and packaging but it goes far beyond that.
The business decisions on how to engage growers, how to engage the seed selection process, how to harvest, how to transport the product from the field to the packaging place.
Then how to ensure that the people are there at the packaging place to process the product during the peak harvest, how the machines are maintained to be reliable, how the equipment is selected and modified to leverage your advantage.
Theses are some examples of lean thinking in agribusiness.
Successful farms are often the result of a successful farmer. As farms grow the practice that was employed by the successful farmer becomes difficult to maintain.
After years and years and generations and generations the core farming principles that established the sound business in the 1st place gets diluted, and often gets lost.
The challenge is to maintain an awareness of these foundation simply is too much time needed to both and no matter how early you get up and how late you go to bed there simply is not enough time. Lean sets up the systems to replicate the practices the business needs.
These systems extend the people to then make make the right decisions and this is learnt through leadership and problem solving.
I hope you enjoy our upcoming Webinar series on Agribusiness
Thank you for participating and watching this live production. Remember to comment on our Linkedin Page and email us at [email protected]. I’m Anthony Clyne and I hope you join us again for the next episode in this series.
TXM Television Episode 49 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne
TXM Television Episode 48 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne
TXM Television Episode 47 featuring TXM Consulting Director Anthony Clyne & Senior Lean Consultant Rob Chittenden
