Tag: Parody

Tonight is the start of the NFL Draft, which almost gets as much coverage nowadays as a Presidential election. Can you imagine if CNBC and other TV channels spent as much time focusing on which Lean Healthcare prospects would be "drafted" from our leading universities and medical schools? Here is our exclusive and official Lean Blog mock draft, featuring picks from our Lean Healthcare draft expert, Mel Kaizen, Jr.

I’m going to take some time off through January 2nd… and I hope you enjoy the holidays, as well. It’s an annual tradition, dating back to 2009… my annual posting of the parody song “Gemba Claus is Comin’ to Town.”

In this post, I'll present a parody video of Keith Olbermann's "worst persons in the sports world" videos. I don't know how much overlap there...

A few years ago when the racy book 50 Shades of Grey was popular, I created a few parody images. I never published them, probably...

My wife and I were late to the wildly popular podcast "Serial," but we listened to the first six episodes while traveling over the...

Updated 4/2/14: Yes, this was an April Fool's joke :-) Today, I'm really excited to share with you the 10 best Lean management secrets that I've...

With apologies to The Beatles and Dr. John Toussaint: "Kaizen Culture" (sung to "Revolution" by The Beatles)   You say you want a kaizen culture Well, you know We...

Last year, when Lean Memes were all the rage (or at least it was fun for a weekend), I had an artist create this...

Every few years, we see news articles about virtual reality robots that will roam hospital hallways - delivering medicines or supplies or allowing remote...

Today, I'm happy to bring you an interview, conducted via Skype Chat, with Baka Eipuriru, inventor of a new iPad app called "A3 Sensei."  It...

Now actor Charlie Sheen has been all over the news lately, giving interviews to practically anyone with a microphone. This is the type of...

Here is the latest of my Lean Healthcare parody commercials. This time, I'm spoofing the overplayed GEICO commercials, where the gravely-voiced guy in the suit...