In our previous post

[https://activecollab.com/blog/project-management/the-first-principle-of-lean-management-eliminate-waste],

we described the first principle of lean management in as many details

as possible: "Eliminate waste." It's all about making the system as

"lean" and flexible, ready for adapting to an everchanging

environment.



Now we will talk about all the other six principles designed to keep

companies agile:



* Amplify learning

* Decide as late as possible

* Deliver as fast as possible

* Empower the team

* Build integrity in

* Optimize the whole



AMPLIFY LEARNING



Classic management often fails to see the importance of learning. The

time spent learning is considered wasted, as it could have been used

better by working. We all know this is not entirely true. Learning

benefits us not only in the long run, but it's also necessary for

solving problems in the near future. This is why we should always

dedicate a sufficient amount of time to research, spiking, and

refinement ...