Here's the latest in an occasional ongoing series I call "A Lean Guy Reads ________". Today, I'm reading…

I'm a car guy. Above all other mechanical devices that we engineers get to be involved with, I am fascinated most…

My wife and I were in Boston over the weekend, as it was her fifth reunion from her MIT master's program. I'm also…

I enjoy reading the magazine Inc. for my interests in startups and entrepreneurship. There are often examples and…

As part of my occasional "A Lean Guy Reads..." series, I found some ideas related to Lean in the current issue of…

I was in Canada a few weeks back and two articles from the Globe and Mail newspaper caught my eye - stories from…

The articles from the July/August 2011 issue of Inc. Magazine aren't online yet, but there are two things I wanted…

It's time for a Lean Blog feature I haven't done in a while.... "A Lean Guy Reads _______". I've done this before…

Some days, it seems the WSJ is a treasure trove of tangentially Lean related articles. Similar to "blog carnivals,"…

As I was reading the latest issue of FORTUNE (October 13), I had a few Lean thoughts based on a few articles (which…

As I was catching up on my back issues of FORTUNE, I had a few Lean thoughts as I read.In the June 9 edition, the…

I've often done posts titled "A Lean Guy Reads the WSJ" -- I would create a link to them, but I'm currently…

A few short thoughts from today's WSJ:'Headwind' Blows As Top Executives Navigate Trouble - WSJ.comAs I was reading…

I've done this before with the WSJ... since I was in Seattle, I saw the Sunday Seattle Times, which had many…

David Reid Joining me for Episode #344 is David Reid, a mechanical engineer whose career has taken him from…

Jet lag, even well managed and planned for, meant I was awake early on a Sunday morning. Over breakfast, I read…