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Lean in Sales and Marketing or

Posted onAugust 26, 2012November 12, 2017Authorbusiness901

Sales and Marketing in Lean. I have always had a tendency to write about Lean in Sales and Marketing.  And, I have written a lot:

  1. Lean Marketing House (More Info): A starting point for creating true iterative marketing cycles based on not only Lean principles but more importantly Customer Value. Recommended 1st reading of series.
  2. Marketing with PDCA (More Info): Targeting what your Customer Values at each stage of the cycle will increase your ability to deliver quicker, more accurately and with better value than your competitor. It is a moving target and the principles of Lean and PDCA facilitates the journey to Customer Value.
  3. Marketing with A3(More Info): Enables sales and marketing to use the Lean tool of A3 as a structured approach for their problem solving, strategies and tactics.
  4. Lean Engagement Team(More Info): The ability to share and create knowledge with your customer is the strongest marketing tool possible.

However, I believe that was only one approach and the other approach I have failed to address directly and that is Sales and Marketing in Lean. I was recently approached by several sales and marketing people for that very reason and looked for a course that I could recommend for them. I never found what I was quite looking for. I found the traditional Lean Terms and a few Lean Services, but never found one that explained Lean from the outside-in. The way a Sales and Marketing person would view it. I put together a 90 day course outline:

1st month:

  1. Principles of Lean
  2. SDCA – Standard Work
  3. PDCA – Continuous Improvement, 
  4. EDCA – Lean Design (Explore)

2nd Month:

  1. Leader Standard Work -  Standard Work
  2. Kaizen & Kaizen Events – Continuous Improvement
  3. Lean 3P – Lean Design, Product Development
  4. Mapping – Process, Value Stream, etc.

3rd Month

  1. Learning A3s
  2. Hoshin Kanri
  3. Applying Sales and Marketing in Lean 1
  4. Applying Sales and Marketing in Lean 2

Would you add anything? Is there anything I am missing? Your thoughts?

 Do want to view the Lean in Sales and Marketing Workshop?

CategoriesLean Six Sigma Category, Marketing with Lean CategoryTagsABM Marketing, Account Based Marketing, Funnel of Opportunity, Lean Marketing, marketing, Marketing Funnel, sales, Sales Funnel

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