Workplace innovation is the big trend in Europe right now, and to talk about it Business Planet went to Vilnius in Lithuania to speak to Rasa Rotomskiene. Rasa is one of the ambassadors of the European Workplace Innovation Network, so what does that mean?
“Well. It’s about all these soft aspects that help running your business and gaining competitive advantages which require creativity rather than large financial investment. And it’s about innovative ways of work organisation, company management, working environment and similar things,” she says.
It is a weekly routine at the medium-sized industrial company, Arginta. The workers gather for a rather special meeting. The goal is to identify production glitches and work out together why they occur, and how to solve them to increase efficiency.
This company’s organisation was totally overhauled two years ago. At that time there were only three quality controllers, but now all 200 employees are invited to take part. This new organ
“Well. It’s about all these soft aspects that help running your business and gaining competitive advantages which require creativity rather than large financial investment. And it’s about innovative ways of work organisation, company management, working environment and similar things,” she says.
It is a weekly routine at the medium-sized industrial company, Arginta. The workers gather for a rather special meeting. The goal is to identify production glitches and work out together why they occur, and how to solve them to increase efficiency.
This company’s organisation was totally overhauled two years ago. At that time there were only three quality controllers, but now all 200 employees are invited to take part. This new organ
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