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‘The Mistakes That Make Us’ Receives the Shingo Publication Award!

Mark Graban - February 10, 2025 0

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Still Dreaming About Sukiyabashi Jiro: Sushi, Speed, and the Meaning of...

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Forget the Template: Why Lean Success Depends on Scientific Thinking and...

Mark Graban - January 15, 2025 1

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How Blame-Free Leadership Builds Psychological Safety: Lessons from Japan and Toyota

Mark Graban - January 6, 2025 1

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Lean Whiskey #49: Japan Study Tour, a Lost iPhone, and Some...

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Ten Years Ago — In the News Visiting a Japanese Lean...

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Lost My iPhone in Tokyo–And Gained a Lesson in Kindness and...

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Breaking the MRP Insanity Trap: Jerry Wright on Lean Systems and...

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Reflections on Meeting Isao Yoshino in Japan: My First Trip in...

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Lean Whiskey #48: Lockout Tagout Your Equipment, but Not My Whiskey

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My Shingo Webinar Recording on Learning from Mistakes and More

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GE Aerospace CEO Larry Culp on Problem-Solving vs. Finger-Pointing Culture

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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…
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.
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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