Tag: LinkedIn
AI Didn’t Invent Lean Slop. It Learned It From Us.
I have been seeing more AI-generated Lean infographics on LinkedIn lately. So many. It's annoying. I try not being annoyed, but it's hard.
So, I...
Beyond Cheerleaders and Doomers: A Poll on AI in Lean Work
The public conversation about AI is dominated by cheerleaders and doomers. Both camps are loud. Neither is very useful when you're trying to decide...
Watch the Lean Hospitals Coach in Action — Live, Unscripted, With...
Here's something I've learned over many years of consulting: giving people advice they haven't asked for is a reliable way to get ignored, no...
A LinkedIn Live Event on Visual Workplaces & Lean Management [Recording]
The recording is available now...
How this was promoted:
Join us for an unscripted (improvisational?!) Lean LinkedIn Live Talk Show on the Visual Workplace. Mark...
Recording: The Mistakes That Make Us: A Book Birthday Event
My latest book, The Mistakes That Make Us: Cultivating a Culture of Learning and Innovation, has turned one year old!
Join me and my co-host,...
‘Bowling Charts’ Are Not State-of-the-Art Management
tl;dr: Bowling charts encourage red-green reactions that hide real trends. Process Behavior Charts help leaders distinguish signal from noise and manage systems more effectively.
Here...
From Fear to Improvement: What Our Poll Reveals About How Companies...
I published a poll on LinkedIn, and I'd love to have you vote or participate. Voting is now closed, but you can still discuss...
Fake Lean Six Sigma Books on Amazon: How to Spot AI...
tl;dr summary: Fake Lean Six Sigma books were already crowding Amazon before generative AI made them cheaper to produce and harder to spot. The...
Is the Drop in MLB Attendance a Real Signal or Just...
Here is my latest article that I published on LinkedIn:
Is the Reported Drop in Major League Baseball Attendance a "Signal" or "Noise" in the Data?
My LinkedIn Article: Supply Chain Matters – at the Oscars® and...
The mistakes at The Oscars were trivial and unimportant in the grand scheme of things. What are some lessons learned that apply to improving healthcare supply chains?
A New Experiment: Highlights from my September Podcast with Steve Spear
I hope you're a regular listener to my Lean Blog Podcast series, where I've interviewed authors and Lean leaders since 2006.
I've been doing podcasts...
My LinkedIn Post on Bad Toast & Bad Management
Previously on LinkedIn, I've written about Kaizen in a wine bar and the need for restaurants to not blame employees for problems. Yesterday, I published my 50th post for their Influencers program: This Restaurant Server Sadly Explains a Widespread Management Problem...
