Tag: LinkedIn

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...

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,...

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...

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...

tl;dr summary: Amazon is crowded with low-quality, copycat Lean Six Sigma books written by unverified authors, often with fake reviews and error-filled content. This...

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?

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?

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...

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...

Here is my latest article for the LinkedIn "Influencers" series, written for a general audience that might not be as familiar with Lean: How These...

The title here doesn't refer to LinkedIn's technology, their website, solving or causing problems. I'm referring to a post I wrote there the other day...

TL;DR: Lean works across factories, hospitals, startups, and services because it's built on shared mindsets, not tools. These include customer focus, respect for people,...