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Process Behavior Charts: A Better Way to Use Metrics Without Overreacting

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A Christmas Tale That Explains Process Behavior Charts

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How Early Adoption of Process Behavior Charts Might Have Transformed Lean...

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From Chaos to Clarity: How a Health System CEO Used Process...

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Why Process Behavior Charts Are the Best Way to Understand This...

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Why Process Behavior Charts Reveal KPI Insights That Bar Charts and...

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Analyzing Rare Events, Like MLB Perfect Games, with Process Behavior Charts

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Luke Szymer on Agile, Testing Hypotheses, and Process Behavior Charts

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Why Process Behavior Charts Beat Red-Green Metrics in Lean Management

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RAG Charts Aren’t Real Visual Management: How Process Behavior Charts Improve...

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Webinar on Process Behavior Charts & Covid-19 [Recording]

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Jack Benedict on Before “Just Culture,” There Was NUMMI: Learning Instead of BlamingFebruary 25, 2026
While reading this blog post I found it very interesting how NUMMI is explained. The author discusses that NUMMI results…
William Brew on When “AI Improvement” Adds Waste Instead of Value: A Hotel Valet ExampleFebruary 24, 2026
One takeaway I have from this article is that, as stated, adding technology does not always add value. Adding the…
Zachary Capen on Daily Healthcare Kaizen: Real Examples of Small Improvements That Make a DifferenceFebruary 23, 2026
This post highlights how important daily kaizen practices are in making small improvement so that you don't have to make…
William Brew on Ray Zinn on Learning from Mistakes — and Why “Fail Fast, Fail Often” Misses the PointFebruary 10, 2026
I love how this post talks about why "fail fast, fail often" can be misleading. The blog states that the…
Mark Graban on When 5S Goes Wrong: A Funny but Painful Lesson in Bad Lean Office PracticesFebruary 9, 2026
Thanks for sharing that example, Zachary. A checklist should indeed be a helpful tool, not a burden.

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