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Simplification projects should boost improvement - but it doesn't mean that they are necessarily simple themselves. They can be large and with many facets and workstreams. In this episode, I'm joined by Steve Leach, Sales Director at convenience grocery brand, Nisa Retail, to help explore how he approached some of their simplification. This is the secord of the mini-series, "Simplification Stories", in partnership with Simon Hedaux from Rethink Productivity.
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