Tag: Process Behavior Charts

I got a message from a reader of my book Measures of Success: React Less, Lead Better, Improve More. The questions were: "I entered data...

I attended the IHI National Forum a few times, in 2010 and 2011, I think. I recently stumbled across a few photos from my...

When we started the new year, many of us make a weight loss resolution (see my article on resolutions via "The Lean Post"). As...

It's always a fun day of learning when I get a chance to teach and facilitate my day-long workshop that will teach you the...

With Kevin Hart now definitively stating that he will not host the 2019 Oscars, it appears that the ceremony will move forward with a...

I published this over on LinkedIn yesterday... you can also read it on Medium.com: How Authors Can Stress Less Over Their Metrics When I started writing...

We have to be careful with text descriptions of business metrics -- this is true when it's numbers in the news or performance measures...

This post is Part Three of a series on using Process Behavior Charts for snapshot comparisons (of individuals, departments, or organizations) instead of the...

This post is a continuation of my last post that introduced the idea of using Process Behavior Charts (PBCs) for something other than time-series...

As you might recall from an earlier post, I'm presented a free webinar on December 18 (hosted by KaiNexus) titled: How to Use Process Behavior...

I'm presenting a webinar on December 18th at 1 pm ET. You can register here: How to Use Process Behavior Charts to Improve: Case Studies Learn more about how to register in this post.

Here is a new article that I posted on LinkedIn... don't worry, it's not political, but it does look at recent voter turnout rates through a statistical lens. And I think it's a lens that's helpful for looking at metrics in our own organizations: "How to Tell the Difference Between ‘Signal’ and ‘Noise’ in Voter Turnout Numbers or Your Organization’s Metrics"