Podcast #177 – Bob Emiliani, Nobody Is Exempt From Improvement
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My guest for Podcast #177 is a returning guest, Bob Emiliani. In this…
Podcast #132 – Bob Emiliani, Virginia Mason Visits Wiremold [With…
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A returning guest for episode #132, we are joined by author and professor Bob…
LeanBlog Podcast #77 – Bob Emiliani, Principles of Mass and Flow Production
A returning guest (episodes #30, #38, and #48), Bob Emiliani is again featured in episode #77 of the LeanBlog…
LeanBlog Podcast #48 – Bob Emiliani, “Real Lean”
A returning guest (episodes #30 and #38), Bob Emiliani is again featured in episode #48 of the LeanBlog…
LeanBlog Podcast #38 – Bob Emiliani, “Practical Lean Leadership”
Here is LeanBlog Podcast #38, our guest today is Bob Emiliani, the author of Practical Lean Leadership: A…
LeanBlog Podcast #30 — Bob Emiliani, Update on Wiremold
LeanBlog Podcast #30 is an interview with Bob Emiliani, author of the books Better Thinking, Better Results…
Celebrating 15 Years of #Lean Podcasting Today — A Birthday-versary
TODAY marks the 15th birthday (or is it an anniversary?) of my Lean Blog Interviews podcast (known in the…
Podcast #158 – Art Byrne, “The Lean Turnaround”
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My guest for podcast #158 is Art Byrne, author of the new book The Lean…
Submit Your Lean Questions for a Q&A Podcast & Book FAQ
Do you have questions about Lean leadership or Lean healthcare? I'm going to do a special Podcast (or series of…
LeanBlog Podcast #39 – Jeff Liker, Toyota Culture, Part 2
Here is LeanBlog Podcast #39, once again featuring Dr. Jeffrey Liker, Professor of Industrial and Operations…
Episode #424: Balaji Reddie, Founder of the Deming Forum of India
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My guest for Episode #424 of…
Operational Excellence Mixtape: September 13, 2019
Healthcare - Creating Value for Patients
Canadian healthcare policy limits true innovation by…
#Lean Can Be Very Fragile, Especially With Executive Changes
Lean can be very fragile. History shows that Lean can fall apart even in an organization that is years into a "Lean…
Variation in Definitions of #Lean (The Good, the Bad, and the Different)
One challenge with teaching Lean is that there isn't aways a consistent definition that's used by everybody. Some…
Is Calling People “Concrete Heads” the Most Effective Lean Change…
When did the term "concrete head" start getting thrown around in Lean circles? Do people still use this label…
[April Fool] Coming Soon – 4th Revised Edition of “Lean…
It's time for another new, revised edition of my book! The 4th edition is the fastest new edition yet, since the…
#TBT: What CFO Magazine Wrote About #Lean in 2009
I first blogged about this article back in 2009 and it's still online:
"Keen to Be Lean"
The sub headline talks…
Labor Day and Lean – Creating Better Workplaces, Not L.A.M.E. Ones
Today is the Labor Day holiday in the United States (and in Canada, as I recently learned). It's not just a day of…