Tag: Danaher

Jim Womack’s Observations and Reflections on the Evolution of Lean [Podcast]

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Scroll down for how to subscribe, transcript, and more My guest for Episode #499 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is James P. Womack. Jim...

You Don’t Have to Punish Mistakes — Choose Learning and Improvement

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tl;dr: In this post, Mark argues against the conventional punitive approach to mistakes in organizations, advocating for a culture that prioritizes learning and improvement....

Damon Baker on Lean, Private Equity, and the Ownership Works Initiative

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Scroll down for how to subscribe, transcript, and more My guest for Episode #458 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is Damon Baker. He was...

Why Damon Baker Thinks Lean Has a Marketing Problem; the Need...

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Scroll down for how to subscribe, transcript, and more My guest for Episode #454 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is Damon Baker. He is...

Operational Excellence Mixtape: December 20, 2019

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Healthcare - Creating Value for Patients It's been 20 years since To Err is Human, the seminal report from the Institute of Medicine, was released, estimating,...

GE’s CEO Larry Culp Goes to the Gemba, Looks to Understand...

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Here's an article from Bloomberg BusinessWeek: GE's Larry Culp Faces Ultimate CEO Test in Trying to Save a Once-Great Company Very early on, the article mentions...

GE Gets a Lean CEO — From the Outside

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Jet lag, even well managed and planned for, meant I was awake early on a Sunday morning. Over breakfast, I read more about news from last week, that GE had fired their CEO John Flannery after 14 months and replaced him with a relatively new board member, Larry Culp. Culp is GE's first outsider CEO hire in their 100+ year history. So who is this guy and why did they hire him? Culp was CEO of Danaher, a company that's quite often held up as the best non-Toyota Lean company out there. And they're an American company. Danaher, through its Danaher Business System (DBS) approach, uses Lean as a business strategy in a way that's very different than Toyota. Danaher has acquired companies and brought DBS and Lean in as a way to turn around and improve those businesses.

Interview with Mark DeLuzio on How to Turn Waste Into Wealth...

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Scroll down for how to subscribe, transcript, and more This episode is sponsored by StoreSMART. My guest for episode #255 is Mark DeLuzio, author of the...

To Layoff or Not To Layoff — That Really is a...

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It seems like all we're hearing now is layoffs, layoffs, layoffs. In this article it was reported that Danaher, considered by many to...

A Dynamo Called Danaher

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Business Week I don't think the Danaher story is such a secret to those of us in the Lean world, but Business Week has discovered...

Does Your Company Need a "[Company Name] Production System"?

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Alcoa: About Alcoa: Alcoa Business SystemFrom the Alcoa Production System (now "ABS") to the Danaher Business System to the Ford Production System (the late...