Lean Management Accounting: Shifting from Cost-Centric to Value-Centric Decisions (Apr 26)
Category: Practice Management | Duration: 1hr | Tag: VODEC2607 | Type: Video | Course Level: Intermediate | Speaker: Stacy Franklin | Date: 08/04/2026 10:00
Course Details
This session addresses the disconnect when traditional financial reports (e.g., standard costing, complex overhead allocations) conflict with a lean strategy. It introduces Lean performance measures which provide timely, relevant data to frontline managers about their value stream's performance.
You will understand how to design simple, visual, and timely performance metrics that link operational activity directly to financial outcomes
CPD Course Speaker
Founder and CEO of Kanso
Stacy Franklin
Stacy Franklin has built her career answering that question—demonstrating how Lean can simplify and improve the way people and teams work across healthcare, tech, retail, and other service-based sectors. As the Founder and CEO of Kanso —named for the Japanese concept of “simplicity”—she redefines what Lean can do by focusing on the people behind every process.
A recognised expert voice in Ireland’s Lean community, Stacy speaks at industry events, guides companies in adopting a Lean mindset, and lectures on the University of Limerick’s Master Black Belt programme. Clients value her fresh approach, meticulous eye for detail, and her habit of challenging assumptions or outdated processes by asking “Why?”—to reveal untapped opportunities.
Through tailored Lean training and consultancy, Stacy shows individuals and organisations how Lean can truly transform the way they work—creating clarity, uniting teams, and driving people-focused, measurable progress. Whether fostering a culture of continuous improvement, streamlining workflows or boosting customer satisfaction, she brings Lean to life in ways that truly resonate with today’s workplace.
www.kanso.ie
A recognised expert voice in Ireland’s Lean community, Stacy speaks at industry events, guides companies in adopting a Lean mindset, and lectures on the University of Limerick’s Master Black Belt programme. Clients value her fresh approach, meticulous eye for detail, and her habit of challenging assumptions or outdated processes by asking “Why?”—to reveal untapped opportunities.
Through tailored Lean training and consultancy, Stacy shows individuals and organisations how Lean can truly transform the way they work—creating clarity, uniting teams, and driving people-focused, measurable progress. Whether fostering a culture of continuous improvement, streamlining workflows or boosting customer satisfaction, she brings Lean to life in ways that truly resonate with today’s workplace.
www.kanso.ie