Tag: Management
A Dutch Engineer Now Working in Lean Healthcare: Arnout Orelio
My guest for Episode #403 is Arnout Orelio, author of the book Lean Thinking for Emerging Healthcare Leaders: How to Develop Yourself and Implement...
Jay Hodge on Teaching the Toyota Production System at GM —...
Jay Hodge taught the Toyota Production System at a General Motors stamping plant in Indiana -- then got a call from Toyota asking him...
A Lively Conversation with Jim Benson About “Humane Management”
My guest for Episode #401 is my friend Jim Benson, who you might know as the co-author of the book Personal Kanban (and we...
Tom Peters on Leading Through the Madness of COVID-19 and Beyond
In this Lean Blog Podcast episode, Tom Peters reflects on leading through the chaos of COVID-19. He shares why people-first leadership, training, kindness, and...
When Should We Lower a Target and When Should We Try...
Today, I'm sharing a question from a reader who started their career at Toyota and now works at another company. See previous posts with...
What Does It Mean to Have a “Lean Management System?”
Nate Hurle, from the Cleveland Clinic, writes about their visit to Intermountain Health to learn about their “Lean Management System,” what they mean by a “management method,” and the difference between “Management by Objectives” and a Lean style of leadership.
Podcast #260 – Brad White, on Lean Daily Management for Healthcare
My guest for Episode #260 of the podcast is Brad White, author of the recently-released book Lean Daily Management for Healthcare: A Strategic Guide to...
Podcast #174 – John Hunter, on His Book ‘Management Matters,’ Dr....
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My guest for podcast #174 is John Hunter, a long-time friend and fellow blogger - at his Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog and, more...
Jim Womack on “The Machine That Changed the World,” Revisited
In this 2007 interview, Jim Womack reflects on The Machine That Changed the World and how its lessons on Lean and Toyota's system are...
