Tag: Video

Thanks to the podcast "Unbound with Chris DuBois" for hosting me and for sharing this clip. This clip only covers two of the three...

I'm excited to have received the first "proof" copy of my new (upcoming) book, The Mistakes That Make Us: Cultivating a Culture of Learning...

I'm happy to have hosted and moderated a panel discussion format webinar that was sponsored by Value Capture. It's titled: Why Does the U.S. Need a...

I bet many of you know the famous "Chocolate Factory" scene from the TV classic "I Love Lucy." Even if you're too young to...

When I visited the Toyota Museum in Nagoya, Japan (see my previous blog posts about it), they had a display that includes a video...

Thanks again to Prof. Eric Olsen for inviting me to give a short talk as part of the virtual Central California Lean event. I...

Of the 32 episodes of the "My Favorite Mistake" podcast that I've released so far, the episode with Billy Taylor has been the most...

Thanks to my friend Brian Buck (and his co-host Catalina Park) for having me as the first guest in their podcast series (in previous...

As I talked about in this video, I was supposed to do a half-day workshop on Measures of Success for the annual Shingo Conference...

When I was in Brazil recently (read more), one of the presenters at the Lean Six Sigma Conference was Bruno Kosima, pictured at left....

I always enjoy the KaiNexus User Conference (now called KaiNexicon starting this year) and they ask me to give a talk each year. Last year,...

Eric Ries and Lean Startup Co. have been really helpful friends in spreading the message about "Process Behavior Charts" in their community. They invited me to give a talk at last year's Lean Startup Week and Eric was kind enough to endorse my book Measures of Success (paperback coming soon - get notified or pre-order)... Recently, they invited me to be a guest for their webcast series, where Marilyn Gorman asked me questions about my book and the Process Behavior Chart methodology. It was a challenge to talk about this visual method without slides and charts, so I did my best to create air charts with finger gestures :-)