Tag: Process Behavior Charts

Scroll down for video, how to subscribe, video, transcript, and more My guest for Episode #413 of the Lean Blog Interviews podcast is Samantha Riley,...

tl;dr summary: Red/green metrics create snap judgments and overreaction. Process Behavior Charts provide context, distinguish signal from noise, and help leaders make better decisions,...

tl;dr: Oscars ratings keep hitting "all-time lows," but those single-year drops don't mean much without context. A Process Behavior Chart shows the real story:...

My guest for Episode #403 is Arnout Orelio, author of the book Lean Thinking for Emerging Healthcare Leaders: How to Develop Yourself and Implement...

I was pointed to this tweet late last year: https://twitter.com/Quality_Watch/status/1332428482517712896 Here is the chart in question: It's an important question from the British NHS -- of course,...

tl;dr: RAG and bowling charts trigger overreaction and hide real system behavior. Process Behavior Charts reveal whether performance is truly changing, helping leaders focus...

tl;dr NFL scoring hit an all-time high in 2020, but a Process Behavior Chart shows it's not just random noise--it's a real statistical signal....

I say it a lot, but two data points are not a trend. I didn't invent that idea, of course, but I've tried to...

I'm really excited to have collaborated with Chris Chapman on a webinar that we presented jointly on Monday June 1. Here is the recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xd5zPoYG68w&feature=youtu.be You can...

In my travels, I see many organizations using Year-to-Date (YTD) numbers to evaluate performance. Some of it is in the context, at this moment,...

Thanks to ASQ for asking me to write this article for their "Statistics Digest" newsletter in October of 2019 - click here to access...

Shout out and hat tip to Dan Markovitz for his excellent blog post: "WHEN LEADERS TORTURE THEIR EMPLOYEES" He makes a strong case that displaying three...