What Is Value Stream Mapping and Why It MattersUntitledA Practical Lean Skill for Cambodia
Value Stream Mapping (VSM) is a Lean management technique for visualising the end-to-end flow of materials and information needed to bring a product or service to the customer. Value Stream Mapping training in Cambodia gives operations, quality and process-improvement professionals the practical skill to draw current-state and future-state maps, expose waste and plan measurable improvements across their value streams. Rooted in the Toyota Production System and popularised by Mike Rother and John Shook in Learning to See (1998), VSM is a foundational Lean tool used across manufacturing, logistics, healthcare and services. As Cambodia's factories diversify from garments into electronics, auto parts and food processing, the ability to map flow and remove waste is in growing demand. This one-day, non-certification programme is hands-on and tool-focused. You practise mapping a real operational scenario, learn the standard VSM symbols, and leave with a repeatable method you can apply at work from day one. Delivered in live online, classroom and in-house formats, it suits both individual professionals and cross-functional teams.










