My two previous trips to Japan have been incredible experiences, both personally and professionally. I’m planning to go back in December with a tour group I’m helping organize with Kaizen …
I was very saddened earlier to receive an email from an employee of a great leader, Dr. Michel Tétreault, informing me that he had passed away. Michel was, since 2005, …
And the idea of knowing why… again that’s an old desire. It’s not just a recent discovery of Simon Sinek and the outstanding book Start with Why (my friends at …
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My guest for episode #229 is John Dyer, president of his consulting firm, JD&A, Inc., and a contributor for IndustryWeek.com. John started his career at General Electric and later moved to Ingersoll-Rand, where he was VP of Operations for their Security …
Joining me for episode #228 of the podcast is Zeynep Ton, an Adjunct Associate Professor of Operations Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. You may have recently seen her being interviewed by Fareed Zakaria on CNN. She is author of the 2014 …
Today, I discuss two articles: The first article is: “The NFL’s Best Practice: No Wasted Time.” “If You Can’t Hire Urban Meyer, Can You Clone Him?” http://leanblog.org/audio91 — Support this …
http://leanblog.org/audio90 It’s far too common to see somebody with just a little bit of understanding about Lean do things that really shouldn’t be described as Lean at all… in terms …
I stumbled across an article from the Inc. magazine archives from 1987, so it’s today’s “Throwback Thursday.”In 1987, I was starting high school and that was probably right about the …
Mark Graban talks about the revised 3rd edition of “Lean Hospitals” and a new eBook project called “Practicing Lean.” — Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lean-blog-audio/support
