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The Lean Post / Articles / The Gemba Walk, from the 2011 Lean Transformation Summit

Executive Leadership

The Gemba Walk, from the 2011 Lean Transformation Summit

April 11, 2011

Jim Womack, LEI founder and author, talks about his experience with Gemba Walks and his book Gemba Walks.

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Jim Womack, LEI founder and author of the new book Gemba Walks, talks about purpose and method for taking gemba walks.

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