Everyday Lean on TV in Denmark

by Mark Graban on April 27, 2007 · 1 comment

From blog reader, Peter, in Denmark:

Hello again Mark.

Half a year ago I reported on a story in Denmark concerning Lean in the kindergarten.

Now I am bringing you new news!

The Danish television show “Rabatten,” which translates into “The Discount,” is dedicating a lot of next week’s show to the idea of “Lean” and especially, since this is the idea of the show, how families can use the “powers” of Lean to improve efficiencies in their homes!

If you want I can report on it when it has been broadcast Thursday the 3rd of May.

“The Discount” is viewed by an average of around 650.000 people, which translates into about 13% of the population. It is a show generally concerned with how you can save money in your household, and also involves testing of various products.

On this link you can read (in Danish) the teaser for next week’s show.

And here is the homepage for the show.
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Thanks Peter! Let us know what you see and maybe you can share some pictures or video from the show, somehow.

Mark Graban 2011 Smaller Everyday Lean on TV in Denmark leanAbout LeanBlog.org: Mark Graban is a consultant, author, and speaker in the “lean healthcare” methodology, focused on improving quality and patient safety, improving access, reducing costs, and fully engaging healthcare professionals. He is also the Chief Improvement Officer for KaiNexus.


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1 David April 28, 2007 at 10:21 am

Kind of in the tradition of Frank and Lillian Gilbreth, the pioneering industrial engineers whose story was the basis for “Cheaper by the Dozen.”a

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