Lawrenceville, GA – April 12, 2011 – Schuh & Co. Complexity Management has just released “Complexity Management: The Journey of A Thousand Miles Begins With One Step”. Featuring articles related to Lean Complexity Management, subject matter ranging from the identification of Complexity issues, implementation, sustainability, to continuous improvement.

People frequently use the word “complexity” when they are faced with obscure and unexpected events in private as well as business life. This concerns the customer of a coffee shop that is faced with a crushing product offering of coffee variations as well as the manager that has to make decisions under constantly changing circumstances.

Enough reason to constantly address the question “What is complexity really?” and “What constitutes good complexity management?” These questions and many more are answered in “Complexity Management: The Journey of A Thousand Miles Begins With One Step”. The book provides a comprehensive collection of topics dealing with root causes of complexity issues and proven solutions implemented to manage these complexities.

In addition, “Complexity Management: Journey of A Thousand Miles Begins With One Step” provides interviews with leaders in the Lean industry and case studies that follow the beneficiaries of Value Stream Mapping and Complexity Management.

About the Author

“Complexity Management: The Journey of A Thousand Miles Begins With One Step” is a collaborative effort that includes articles from top Lean practitioners such as Dr. Hans R. Tanner, CEO, Schuh Complexity Management, Inc. and Dr. Stephan Krumm, CEO, Schuh Group.

For more information about “Complexity Management: The Journey of A Thousand Miles Begins With One Step”, please visit: www.amazon.com/Complexity-Management-Journey-Thousand-beg... or contact Schuh & Co. Complexity Management at www.actlean.org or +1 678 810 0885

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