By Mark Graban
Should #Lean Conferences Add a “Code of Conduct” for Speakers and Attendees? In today’s post, I pose a question: Should the major Lean conferences adopt or adapt a practice that’s …
#ChangeChampions at Franciscan St. Francis Health – in Supply Chain and Beyond Today, I’d like to share the second in my series of articles about “Champions of Change.” Here, we feature …
I’ve been going through the book by the late Peter Scholtes: The Leader’s Handbook: Making Things Happen, Getting Things Done. His work builds upon the legendary W. Edwards Deming and Russell …
Who are the “champions of change” in your organization? Is your CEO a champion of change? How many of your front-line managers and staff are champions of change? Are you? …
Of Course Doctors Hate Being “Excluded” From Attempts to Improve Thanks to those of you who sent me this HBR article: Doctors Feel Excluded from Health Care Value Efforts Long …
Come Join Me to Study Lean & Kaizen for Healthcare: Japan 2018 In the past year or two, it seems like I have heard more about people and organizations leading …
it’s great to see an 11 year old thinking like an engineer and an entrepreneur. He’s the son of a Toyota “operational excellence” consultant. For those who try to unfortunately …
The Lean Enterprise Institute (a former employer of mine from 2009 to 2011) has announced a new CEO, the third in their history following founder James P. Womack and his …
Three or four months ago, in the midst of a discussion on LinkedIn about patient safety, somebody made reference to a 1966 cover story from the magazine “Look.” Look was …
Free Webinar Today on #Lean Collaboration Across Companies and Industries I hope you’ll join me today for a KaiNexus webinar that I’m hosting. The topic is near and dear to …
