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At Toyota: Mistakes are OK, as Long as We Learn; Culture...

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Jim Benson on The Collaboration Equation, His New Book

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Ryan McCormack’s Operational Excellence Mixtape: November 4, 2022

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Joe Pesz on Almost 17 Years Later: Reflections on Lean Hospitals and the Journey of ImprovementJuly 18, 2025
Hi Mark. Fantastic bibliography you're creating, and all pointing, it seems, to the very human tendency to undervalue, and fail…
Mark Graban on Ryan McCormack’s Operational Excellence Mixtape: June 27, 2025June 27, 2025
On the Boeing story from NPR... I heard the host introduce the story by saying that the NTSB had not…
Mark Graban on Going to the Gemba Means More Than Looking at Boards, Status, and Metrics (or Your Watch)June 27, 2025
Thanks for reading and for sharing your thoughts, Caitlin!
Caitlin R on Going to the Gemba Means More Than Looking at Boards, Status, and Metrics (or Your Watch)June 27, 2025
Thank you so much for this article. It is very timely reinforcement of some of the positive intention, time, and…
Mark Graban on Debunking Misconceptions About Toyota Production System: Video Insights From Nampachi HayashiJune 26, 2025
It seems that Hiyashi-san has passed away: LINK My deepest condolences to his family, friends, and former colleagues...

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Creating a Growth Mindset Culture in the Classroom: How Teaching about...

Interview with Tom Peters on His Compact Guide to Excellence –...

What Blog Post Would an AI Bot Write About Lean in...

At Toyota: Mistakes are OK, as Long as We Learn; Culture...

Jim Benson on The Collaboration Equation, His New Book

Professor John Grout, A Deep Dive On Mistake Proofing And Lean

Ryan McCormack’s Operational Excellence Mixtape: November 4, 2022

Gauthier Duval on Kaizen Events, Organizational Development, and “Veryable” Labor

Philip Holt on Leading and Living Lean, With Simplicity

Gerald Harris on Lean Leadership Lessons From Automotive Manufacturing, Consulting, and...

Damon Baker on Lean, Private Equity, and the Ownership Works Initiative

Reading About Lean at GE in Italy Makes Me Hungry for...

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