Tag: Problem Solving

Joining me again for Episode #386 is Steve Spear, who reached out to share recollections of one of his most influential teachers and mentors,...

Joining me for Episode #378 are Christopher D. Chapman, Senior Lean Transformation Coach at Chapman Lean Enterprise, and Dr. Valeria Sinclair-Chapman,  a social scientist, Associate...

I was really excited to learn about the new book by Dan Heath, so I pre-ordered it at the start of March. The new...

Joining me again for Episode #365 is Dan Markovitz, now a five-time guest (but he doesn't get a special jacket like SNL). You can...

My wife and I have been home in an Orlando condo building for the past month. In efforts to avoid the coronavirus (and to...

Thanks as always to Ryan McCormick for this... Healthcare - Creating Value for Patients Healthcare and hospital staff around the world are working tirelessly to provide...

tl;dr summary: Two Japanese hospitals have improved patient safety by combining Toyota's problem-solving methods with a culture of psychological safety. By making it safe...

Healthcare - Creating Value for Patients Sometimes you just need to get a team together and improve.  Here's a good example of use of A3 thinking to...

I want to give credit to my friend and colleague Tony Milian for the idea that prompted this blog post. Tony and I used...

This ad caught my attention while watching a little bit of Monday Night Football this week. It's an IBM ad titled "Smart Loves Problems." The ad's...

Our guest today for Episode 348 is Cinnamon Dixon, Director Of Continuous Improvement at Cleveland Clinic. I interviewed her for the KaiNexus Continuous Improvement...

General Jim Mattis has been making the rounds to talk about his new book that is out today: Call Sign Chaos: Learning to Lead. "Learning...