Standard work at scale
Run every site like your best site.
Same contract, same process, and hall B packs 12% slower than hall A. Site-to-site (lived) WI variance is the silent margin killer. And any such 'standard' survives in outdated binders and especially in heads. how.fm puts one standard everywhere, and keeps it there. Always up-to-date.
One source of truth
The standard leaves the binder.
Take a few photos or short video clips of your best-practice process on the floor and Lean turns it into a structured SOP. Import what already exists, generate what doesn’t. One repository instead of site-specific tribal knowledge.
- Best practice captured once, from your strongest site
- Every WI owned, versioned, and findable
- No more “that’s how we’ve always done it here”
Change once, retrain everywhere
An update is a rollout, automatically.
Change the standard and the connected course in Learn updates with it — translated into 30+ languages, voiced, and can be reassigned to every worker it affects. The laminated sheet in hall 2 can’t drift, because there is no laminated sheet anymore.
- One edit reaches 1, 5 or all 120 sites at once
- Retraining can assign itself to exactly the people affected
- Completion tracked per site, so you can monitor where the change landed
Variance you can see
Compare sites with the same customer or use case, across the globe.
Once every site trains on the same standard, differences stop being anecdotes. Best practices and resulting standard work as well as its training status and qualifications compare cleanly across the network, and the gap between your best site and the rest becomes a to-do list instead of a mystery.
- Site-by-site view of who is trained on what
- New sites launch on the global standard from day one
- Audit answers look the same at every location
Turn any site into a center of excellence.
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