What is the Gemba and Going to the Gemba

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Gemba is a Japanese term that means ‘actual place’. • It’s a word for a concept that we all recognize, but for which there is no word in the English language. • ‘Going to the gemba’ means heading for where the work is done and the value is created. It's an important idea for project managers and project leaders. • That is, physically going to the part of an office, factory, process, or supply chain where the problem lies, to understand it fully. The military calls this the 'Ground truth'. You cannot do that remotely. • Too often, as project managers, we can get stuck behind a desk, computer, or Slack channel. • But if you really want to understand your project, you need to go to where the work is being done... the actual place… the gemba. • Some Romaizatons represent the Japanese word as genba. • Genchi Genbutsu means: 'Go, Look, See' • Recommended Videos. • Carefully curated Project Management video recommendations for you: • Three Concepts to Make You a Smarter Project Manager • ... • Three Concepts to Make You a Smarter ... • Top 12 Project Management Jargon Terms Project Managers Use • ... • Top 12 Project Management Jargon Term... • What is Kanban? • ... • What is Kanban? Project Management in... • New Year's Resolutions for Project Managers • ... • New Year's Resolutions for Project Ma... • For more great Project Management videos, please subscribe to this channel: / @onlinepmcourses • For all our great Project Management articles and resources, please check out the OnlinePMCourses website: https://onlinepmcourses.com/ • For basic Management Courses - free training hosted on YouTube, with 2 new management lessons a week, check out our sister channel, Management Courses: / managementcourses • For more of our Project Management videos in themed collections, join our Free Academy of Project Management: https://onlinepmcourses.com/free-acad... • #Project #ProjectManagement #Gemba

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