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Skip Steward on Deming’s Lessons, Don Wheeler, Process Behavior Charts, and...

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Attend With Me: Come Learn Statistical Process Control From Don Wheeler

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Meeting Donald J. Wheeler: Why “Understanding Variation” Still Shapes Better Decisions

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The Book That Changed Me: Understanding Variation by Donald J. Wheeler

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Don’t Overexplain College Football Playoff TV Ratings Being at “An All-Time...

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Metrics & Statistics Don’t Have to Be Scary: A Practical Webinar...

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Skip Steward & Brandon Brown on TWI, Toyota Kata, and Building...

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“Measures of Success” is Done! Now Available in the Amazon Kindle...

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Two Data Points Don’t Make a Trend: Why Headlines Mislead Us

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Don’t Turn Your Performance Metrics into Success Theater

Mark Graban - September 29, 2017 0

A table displaying performance metrics for four sites over a year, with each month color-coded to indicate performance relative to targets. Green cells indicate meeting or exceeding targets, while red cells indicate underperformance. The table includes columns for trend and target values for each site.

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Why Red-Green Charts Mislead Leaders: Understanding Variation the Deming and Wheeler...

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Data Without Context Isn’t Very Helpful; Don’t Overreact to Each Up...

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Zachary Capen on When 5S Goes Wrong: A Funny but Painful Lesson in Bad Lean Office PracticesFebruary 9, 2026
This post and the video are funny yet relatable in the ive seen similar things happen kind of way. What…

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