5. Comparison: Same Team, Different Framework
Same room, same team, same tool, same two-hour time slot—and yet, two very different results. This type of comparison sweeps away excuses: you can’t blame the tool, the technical skill level, or a lack of time.
At a capital goods factory in Alsace, the methods team ran the same workshop twice, one week apart. First attempt: frustration, lack of focus, a fragile prototype. Second attempt: a usable deliverable. What changed between the two? Fifteen minutes of preparation—nothing more.
In the first workshop, the objective was vague: “See if we can automatically generate setup sheets.” Second workshop: a specific objective. “Produce a setup sheet for product X, on line Y, with these five...
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