Glossary

LCA

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a methodology used to assess the environmental impact of a product from its inception to its disposal, identifying areas for improving sustainability and reducing the environmental footprint.

Lean Office, Lean Administration

In administrative processes, similar to production processes, wasteful activities can be identified. When elements of lean manufacturing are introduced into administrative processes, it is referred to as Lean Office or Lean Office.

Lean Production

Lean production, often referred to as lean manufacturing, involves a collection of tools designed to eliminate activities that lack customer value and result in losses for the company.

Lean Six Sigma

Lean Six Sigma combines techniques and tools from lean management and statistical methods to reduce process waste effectively.

Legitimate Interest

Personal data can be processed for different purposes, based on legal grounds, consent, or legitimate interest. Legitimate interests can serve as a legal basis, as long as they don't outweigh the rights and freedoms of the data subjects, considering their reasonable expectations.

LPA

LPA (Layered Process Audit) is a systematic approach to auditing manufacturing processes at various levels within an organization. It ensures process compliance, improves quality, engages both management and employees, and enables timely identification of issues. Frequent and short audits focus on process standardization and improvement, particularly in the automotive and manufacturing industries.