By Mark Graban
Why do we need to move beyond “The Five Whys” into a more robust problem solving model for Lean or Lean Startup settings? http://leanblog.org/audio106 — Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lean-blog-audio/support
In discussing Lean and working with people in different organizations, I so very often hear things like “we don’t build cars” or “we’re different.” I know I’m not the only …
Lean healthcare really is a global movement. Last year, when I went to Japan, we had people in the group from all across Asia, Denmark, Canada, the U.S., and Saudi …
http://leanblog.org/audio103 Through our practice of Lean, we’re looking at processes and our management system, looking to identify waste and opportunities for improvement.Lean is about engaging people to have them ask …
http://leanblog.org/audio102 The world (especially the world wide web) is full of surveys. Tell us how we’re doing! Your satisfaction is important to us! We see this so often, it’s easy …
http://leanblog.org/audio101 I’m going to be attending the Lean Startup Conference in San Francisco next month, as a “faculty member,” a moderator for a session, TBD, and maybe serving as a …
Many of you don’t care about football, but you might find it interesting, as I did, to learn that Northwestern’s defensive coordinator Mike Hankwitz is apparently a fan of Kaizen… …
These Donald Trump hats (and hats for other candidates including Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush) are made by a Newark company, Unionwear. Lean is their strategy and their production system. …
http://leanblog.org/audio98 There’s a really good article that was published by Modern Healthcare as a special report, written by Sabriya Rice. Sabriya spent a week observing a rapid improvement event (RIE) …
I have many experiences in healthcare that I haven’t blogged about. I try not to write posts that say, “Hey, you won’t believe what happened yesterday,” for a number of …
