07 October 2026 · Tomas Lindgren
How we cut empty runs by a fifth
We usually recommend starting small. Pick one area, measure it for a month and only then decide what to change.
Tools matter less than habits. A simple checklist that people use beats an expensive system that nobody opens.
The first step is always to write down what actually happens today, not what the process document says. It sounds obvious, yet it is where most of the improvements come from.
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