Jamie Flinchbaugh
Congratulations on 50 Years
This particular post is about as overdue as my contributions to LeanBlog, but it's always better to be late than never. Given how far...
Leading Lean A-Z
by Jamie Flinchbaugh, co-author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to LeanDecades of knowledge in lean have been passed on, written down, turned into curriculums and...
Some Latest Writing
Although I haven't been posting in the blog recently (sorry), I have been doing some writing, and thought I would share some of that...
The wanderings of a lean hitchhiker
The reason Andy Carlino and I named our book The Hitchhiker's Guide to Lean: Lessons from the Road is that we felt that not...
More Lean Q&A
Here is the final installment of the lean Q&A, but if you have more questions, please feel free to comment here and I'll post...
More Lean Q&A
I recently posted some Lean Q&A. These questions came from an Industry Week webcast that I did with sponsor Infor, and there were plenty...
Hoshin Kanri
I personally believe that hoshin kanri is generally poorly understood and underrepresented in the lean world. To apply PDCA, the most fundamental improvement practice,...
Getting Lean Right, and Getting References Right
Quite some time ago, I wrote an article titled Getting Lean Right. I included a quote from someone which I did not have a...
New Directions, Bad Lean Strategies and Leading Lean
Throughout my travels, I continue to be frustrated with the lack of creative thinking that is going into lean transformation strategies. I was recently...
Lean Student Paper Contest – Win $$$
By Jamie FlinchbaughOK, maybe not $$$, but you can win $500. As some of you may know, I am passionate about education. Here's a...