Where Project Delivery Breaks Down
Most project challenges are not technical.
They come from misalignment, late decisions, and systems that make coordination harder than it should be.
Organizations engage Lean365 when they are navigating:
+ Teams working in silos with competing priorities
+ Rework, delays, and cost escalation driven by late or unclear decisions
+ Misalignment between owners, designers, contractors, and trade partners
+ IPD agreements without the structure or coaching needed to function effectively
+ High-stakes environments where coordination must be precise and disruption is not an option
+ Rework, delays, and cost escalation driven by late or unclear decisions
+ Misalignment between owners, designers, contractors, and trade partners
+ IPD agreements without the structure or coaching needed to function effectively
+ High-stakes environments where coordination must be precise and disruption is not an option
Lean365 exists to bring structure, alignment, and accountability to how teams work together.
WHAT WE DELIVER
Selected Applications
Lean Project Delivery in Healthcare
Alignment and coordination in
fully operational environments
IPD Team Facilitation
Coaching multi-stakeholder teams to improve collaboration and decision-making
Planning System Implementation
Improving workflow reliability and
reducing rework across projects
From Fragmented Teams to Aligned Delivery
Lean365 changes how project teams operate.
Instead of reactive problem-solving, inconsistent planning, and misaligned priorities, teams work from shared goals, clear constraints, and reliable systems.
The result is more predictable workflows, fewer disruptions, and capital projects that move forward with consistency — even in fully operational environments.
Alignment isn’t assumed.
It’s built into the way the work is done.
OUR PEOPLE
I've sat on every side of the table. Subcontractor, general contractor, owner's rep. You learn fast that the owner never wins unless the whole team wins. On one healthcare project, we didn't just hit the budget, we used lean tools to cut two months and $600,000 out of the schedule. On another, a simple plumbing fix saved the hospital a quarter million dollars and skipped a mess of structural work nobody wanted to deal with. That's the job. Find the smarter path before you pour concrete on the dumber one.
John Zachara
LCI-CPC-SME, CCM, LEED AP
Vice President, Strategy
John Zachara
Vice President, Strategy
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John Zachara
Vice President, Strategy
LCI-CPC-SME, CCM, LEED AP
"I've sat on every side of the table. Subcontractor, general contractor, owner's rep. You learn fast that the owner never wins unless the whole team wins. On one healthcare project, we didn't just hit the budget, we used lean tools to cut two months and $600,000 out of the schedule. On another, a simple plumbing fix saved the hospital a quarter million dollars and skipped a mess of structural work nobody wanted to deal with. That's the job. Find the smarter path before you pour concrete on the dumber one."
