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Joining us for Episode #476 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is Ken Pilone, who has more than 30 years experience in Organization Development in Government, Retail, Automotive, Distribution, and Aerospace.
He …
In this episode, Matthew Singh and I discuss PI initiatives and programs as well as positively influencing culture. What You'll Learn: 1. What do you think are some important elements …
Episode page with transcript, video, and more. My guest for Episode #212 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Matt Shoup. In 2005, Matt was laid off and then founded M & E …
How to Use Knowledge Management for Organizational Good, with Cindy Young Ever you been the person your organization relies on to take notes at important meetings because you’re familiar with …
In this episode, I share some audio about DMAIC from a recent class I taught, and I thought you'd find it helpful. I express the importance of ignoring improvement ideas …
Author Interview with Joshua Plenert Welcome to another installment of my author interview series. I am really excited to talk with Joshua Plenert about his new book, … via YouTube
Do you ever find yourself stalling to make a decision? Leaders often get stuck not making a decision because they don’t know enough or how to make the “perfect” one. …
In this episode, Ken Segel and I discuss the importance of continuous improvement principles as they apply to patient care. What You'll Learn: 1. Can you tell me a little …
Catherine Llewellyn is a humanistic psychologist who coaches and consults with business leaders who want to “go up a level” whether that is personally or in their business. I spoke with Catherine here at the Edges of Lean to learn what humanistic …
Episode page with video, transcript, and more My guest for Episode #211 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Ellen Poole, author of the new book ‘Network’ is Not a Verb. Ellen teaches people …
