Lean Failure Explained: When Command-and-Control Leadership Sabotages Success

Mark Graban - October 17, 2024

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Whoa! A.I. Podcast Hosts Discuss “The Mistakes That Make Us”

Mark Graban - October 9, 2024

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Why Labeling Mistakes as ‘Stupid’ Is the Real Mistake: Turning Errors into Growth

Mark Graban - October 7, 2024

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Leadership Failure: How Refusing to Be Wrong Hurts Teams and Innovation

Mark Graban - October 6, 2024

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Why Kindness in Leadership Matters: Lessons from ‘The Mistakes That Make Us’

Mark Graban - October 1, 2024

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The Heroism of Incremental Care & Incremental Improvement in Medicine &...

Mark Graban - January 31, 2017 1

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Lean as Redesign and Continuous Improvement, for Organizations or a Blog

Mark Graban - January 30, 2017 0

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Improving Safety & Quality Matters, but a $54 Million Cost Savings...

Mark Graban - January 26, 2017 2

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You Don’t Build a Culture of Continuous Improvement by Waiting Until...

Mark Graban - January 19, 2017 1

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2nd Post for the Deming Institute Blog: The Failed “Livonia Philosophy”

Mark Graban - January 17, 2017 0

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Lean is Not Just Process Improvement; It’s Much More Than That

Mark Graban - January 16, 2017 7

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Contest: Win a Set of Lean & Patient Safety Books Plus...

Mark Graban - January 12, 2017 1

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Marie Osmond and The Excuses for Not Getting Lean

Mark Graban - January 10, 2017 2

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Better Metrics & “Understanding Variation” – An Important Topic for Healthcare

Mark Graban - January 9, 2017 3

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My Post for the Deming Institute Blog: Why Dr. Deming’s Work...

Mark Graban - January 6, 2017 0

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What the World’s Best Organizations (in Business or Sports) Do…

Mark Graban - January 5, 2017 2

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My Visit to Cleveland Clinic: Seeing Leaders Engaging Staff in Meaningful...

Mark Graban - January 3, 2017 3

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GE, in its current incarnations, isn't really a Six Sigma company anymore. They are all in on Lean: https://www.leanblog.org/2024/03/safety-and-lean-flight-deck-featured-in-ge-aerospace-investor-day-2024/
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Once deviations have turned to data, it's probable that the wisdom of the moment and people around it have been…
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Please SEE https://intenseminimalism.com/2015/12-leverage-points-to-bring-change-to-a-complex-system/
Jorge Benjamín Wong on Change from Inside or Outside of the SystemNovember 25, 2024
How Germany, Western Europe, Japan, China, Vietnam, etc. changed since 1945? (China after 1979). Those systemic transformations occurred after much…