Lean Blog Interviews, by Mark Graban
Nine short discussions with other podcastershttps://www.leanblog.org/394Today’s episode, #394, is a little different. I have nine different guests today… not all at once, but sequentially in today’s episode.Many people have started podcasts (or simi…
Speaker, consultant, and coach in the world of softwarehttps://www.leanblog.org/393Joining me for Episode #393 of the podcast is Woody Zuill, who does “Mob Programming workshops, talks and presentations on agile topics,” and “coaches and guides folks i…
Lean consultant and contributor to “Practicing Lean”http://www.leanblog.org/392Joining me for Episode #392 is Mike Leigh, the President of his firm OpX Solutions, LLC. Mike was one of the contributors, writing a chapter for our anthology book Practicin…
Authors and innovators in Lean Software development, Lean thinkershttps://www.leanblog.org/391My guests for Episode #391 are Mary Poppendieck and Tom Poppendieck, the authors of books including Lean Software Development: An Agile Toolkit, Implementing …
Manager at Raymond Corporation (part of Toyota)Show notes, with transcript and more: https://www.leanblog.org/390My guest for Episode #390 is Keith Ingels, the TPS (Toyota Production System) Manager for Raymond Corporation — Raymond is part of Toyota …
Author, podcaster, and consultanthttps://www.leanblog.org/389My guest for Episode #389 is Elisabeth Swan. She is the co-author of The Problem-Solver’s Toolkit and co-host of the Just-in-Time Cafe Podcast. As her bio says, she’s “been helping people suc…
Healthcare leader, coach, and Kata Geekhttps://www.leanblog.org/388My guest for Episode #388 is my friend Michael Lombard. I first met Michael when he lived in the DFW area and first got into healthcare. He has been a Lean facilitator / coach in numero…
Irish Lean healthcare leader and nurseShow notes: https://www.leanblog.org/387My guest for Episode #387 of the podcast is Sán Paul Teeling, who joins us from Dublin, Ireland. He is the Programme Director for the Professional Certificate and Graduate Di…
I’m crossposting Episode #5 of my new podcast series “My Favorite Mistake.”My guest here is Billy Taylor, who was my guest on episodes #293 and 298 of this series, Lean Blog Interviews. Billy is a retired operations executive with Goodyear who now has h…
MIT professor, author, and consultanthttp://www.leanblog.org/386Joining me again for Episode #386 is Steve Spear, who reached out to share recollections of one of his most influential teachers and mentors, Hajime Oba, who passed away earlier this month…
