New @KaiNexus Website, New Blog, & Free Improvement Webinars

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In my last post about KaiNexus in February, I gave an update about our funding, new CEO, and other changes.

We now have a newly re-designed website. We hope you'll check it out and give us feedback, by posting a comment here or by emailing Mark @ KaiNexus.com. We hope it succinctly and effectively communicates the problem we solve and how we do it through our innovation and improvement platform.

We have new KaiNexus customers in industries outside of healthcare – a large global manufacturer, an architecture firm, and a fresh produce distributor. They are using our platform to “make improvement happen,” providing visibility, collaboration, and metrics across multiples sites and/or a distributed workforce.

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New Blog

We have a new KaiNexus blog that has contributions from myself and many of our team members. I will still be writing here, of course.

Some recent posts include:

3 Components of an Effective Kaizen Management System (by Mark Graban)

Creating a Successful Suggestion System (by our VP of Sales, Jeff Roussel)

Continuous Improvement: A Key Part of a Lean Business (by our CEO, Allan Wilson)

4 Reasons Companies Should Invest in Employee Participation Programs (by Nate Pruitt)

New Book: “The Idea-Driven Organization” (by Mark Graban)

I hope you'll check out our blog and join in the discussion. Please follow KaiNexus on Twitter to be updated about new posts.

Webinars

If you'd like to learn more about proven continuous improvement practices and see a quick demo of how the KaiNexus platform supports those efforts, you can view a recording of our most recent webinar.

Dr. Greg Jacobson and I are also doing a brand new webinar for our friends and KaiNexus partners at Gemba Academy.

It's titled:

Congratulations, You Have Lots of Employee Ideas! Now What?

Register Today!

About the webinar:

Many Lean or Kaizen initiatives are focused on getting front-line employees to identify problems or opportunities for improvement, along with a potential idea or countermeasure. Some managers, unfortunately, think their employees won't have many good ideas. This is hardly ever the case! Your employees have a lot of great ideas.

So let's say you've started to solicit ideas and you're now overwhelmed. In this webinar, Mark Graban and Dr. Greg Jacobson will share stories and tips on how to cope with this situation and to thrive, based on their own experiences.

They will cover topics such as:

  • how to discuss ideas constructively with employees
  • how to prioritize ideas (and if that's even necessary)
  • how to assign responsibility for improvement work
  • how to create time for improvement
  • how to track improvements

Mark and Greg also want to answer your specific questions on this topic. Please submit your question(s) via this Google Form.

May 15 – the ROI of KaiNexus and WorkOuts

We are also doing a brand new webinar on May 15: The ROI of KaiNexus and the WorkOut Methodology.

Join KaiNexus co-founder and Chief Product Officer Greg Jacobson, MD, Vice President of Innovation and Improvement Services Mark Graban, and KaiNexus Consultant Suz Kaprich. Suz will talk about two successful “WorkOut” projects that she has led, each generating over $800,000 in financial benefit in just three months. Register today.

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Mark Graban
Mark Graban is an internationally-recognized consultant, author, and professional speaker, and podcaster with experience in healthcare, manufacturing, and startups. Mark's new book is The Mistakes That Make Us: Cultivating a Culture of Learning and Innovation. He is also the author of Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More, the Shingo Award-winning books Lean Hospitals and Healthcare Kaizen, and the anthology Practicing Lean. Mark is also a Senior Advisor to the technology company KaiNexus.

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