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Sustainability and social responsibility
The construction industry dramatically impacts the environment, with buildings consuming 17 percent of the world’s fresh water, 25 percent of its…
Lean design and curb appeal: A marriage made in heaven – Lean Tuesday with Todd Hallett
Lots of matrimony talk lately. From the saccharin sweet royal wedding to the much publicized split between J’Lo and Marc Anthony - some marriages are…
Scott Sedam: How do you define value to the customer?
A discussion erupted this month on the LeanBuilding Group on Linked In about how do you define value to the customer? One of our members was…
Fast track your strategies to successful implementation
I took a detour the last two years in my consulting career in residential home building by leading one of the largest real estate brokerage firms in…
J.D. Power scraps 2011 builder customer satisfaction study
We just caught wind of some big news on the customer satisfaction front: J.D. Power and Associates has canceled its 2011 U.S. New-Home Builder…
Scopes of Work
It might not be exciting, it might be work, but a key to a successful builder and home is a strong set of Scopes of Work. Scopes ensure clear…
Don’t service or process me, I am a customer
I am not a car nor am I a piece of meat, so please don’t service or process me, I am a customer! But those terms and attitudes still exist.
I…
Scott Sedam: Consider true value before switching suppliers or products
Twenty years ago, there was a project in Denver where the foundations began moving, to the point that several new homes had to be taken completely…
Lean Construction Drawings: 4 Elements that should always be there and 1 that shouldn’t - Lean Tuesday with Todd Hallett
Plans, plans, plans, it’s sometimes difficult to know what they should include and what they shouldn’t. After spending the last two years with Scott…
Profiles of Deployment Success
How well are your values, policies and strategic drivers deployed within your organization?
To consider this let use quality management as an example…