In the traditional world of Lean, the “Gemba Walk” was the primary way managers understood their operations. A leader walked the floor, observed the work, and updated a physical whiteboard.1 While the philosophy remains vital, the execution has undergone a

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In the world of logistics, “Lean” has long been the gold standard for operational excellence. But in 2025, the game has changed. We have moved beyond the era of managers walking warehouse floors with stopwatches and clipboards. Lean 4.0 isn’t

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