In 1977, Tom Peters was fired from McKinsey. He had become so absorbed in the research that turned into In Search of Excellence that he lost track of the firm’s …
In this episode, I share a topic that has come up when teaching Takt Time to my students. Takt time is the available time divided by the customer demand. It …
After a slightly extended coffee break, the Just-in-Time Café is BACK! Our featured guest is Rebecca Moyers, Director of Operational Excellence for the State of Missouri, where she’s helping 17 …
Stepping back is stepping up. But it’s not stepping away. Every time I say that, I get the same question: aren’t there times I should step in? And yes, there …
Episode page with video, transcript, and more: https://leanblog.org/551 My guest for Episode #551 of Lean Blog Interviews is Darril Wilburn, a senior partner at Honsha.ORG, a founding partner at niwaki, …
What You’ll Learn in This Episode: In this episode, Shayne Daughenbaugh is joined by Jesse DePriest to explore why accountability is often misunderstood and how leaders can transform it from …
After a wrong-side surgery, the patient was told that the team had discovered and repaired a second hernia. Dr. David Mayer, then an anesthesia resident, knew that wasn’t what had …
In this episode of People Solve Problems, Jamie Flinchbaugh speaks with Mark Fegley, VP and Team Manager at Gartner. Mark brings more than 20 years of global supply chain leadership …
Help and support. Two words we use almost interchangeably. But do they mean the same thing? And does the distinction even matter? It does. Because your help can be the …
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:In this episode, Shayne Daughenbaugh is joined by Dr. Anas Saeed to explore how organizations can successfully integrate artificial intelligence and automation into their business …
