Tag: Blame

It's a not-so-regular feature, but it's time to clean up the Lean Blog Backlog (say that 10 times fast), the stories that I've tucked...

... or if it's too easy to make mistakes. One of my favorite books of all time is Donald Norman's The Design of Everyday Things....

IVF baby given to wrong woman - as couple's last embryo was aborted | Mail Online This was front-page news in one of the UK...

Management Tip of the Day :: April 15, 2009 :: HarvardBusiness.orgIt's nice to see HBR, for once, spreading the message of Dr. Deming. If...

D.C. Sports Bog - Nationals Uniform FailOK, Monday = sports day on the Lean Blog, apparently. I'll get it out of my system today...

Plane that crashed near Buffalo was on autopilot After "Sully" and his crew were lauded as heroes for following checklists, keeping calm, and landing...

As GM and Chrysler were going back before Congress today, they have been back in the news again lately. I have gotten tired of...

Three airlines drop self-reporting safety program - USATODAY.comDropping this program has got to be one of those "process indicators" of airline safety. I can't...

Credit crunch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaI hate the term "credit crunch." It's used in headlines as a noun, a "crunch" that's some sort...

Express Mail: USPS Says Guaranteed Overnight Isn't Guaranteed. What? Saw this post on The Consumerist blog about how the United States Postal Service does NOT...

I'm not sure if the survey is available online, but I'm sure many of you just received the annual email survey from the Lean...

Sometimes, I have a collection of news stories or links that I either don't have time to blog about, assume you don't have time...