Tag: Books
Podcast #217 – Interview with Alan Robinson, Co-Author of The Idea-Driven...
Our guest today is Alan G. Robinson, PhD, an award-winning author, educator, researcher and consultant. He has co-authored six books, including Modern Approaches to Manufacturing...
Podcast #214: Michael Ballé, Lead With Respect, His New Lean Management...
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Today's guest is Michael Ballé, an author of many novels about Lean management, published by the Lean Enterprise Institute. He joins us for this episode...
“Four Days with Dr. Deming” – Key Points from a Quality...
I had planned on chilling out over the holidays by reading some books that aren't related to Lean, Kaizen, etc. Novels are not normally...
Podcast #212 – David Mann on Creating a Lean Culture for...
Today's guest is David Mann (bio), who is talking about the new 3rd edition of his Shingo Research Award-winning book Creating a Lean Culture. David...
Podcast #208 – Michael Bremer on How to Do a Gemba...
Joining me for episode #208 is Michael Bremer, author of the recently released book How to Do a Gemba Walk. Michael is president of The...
Podcast #206 – Ed Pound, “Factory Physics for Managers”
My guest for episode #206 is Ed Pound, co-author of the book Factory Physics for Managers: How Leaders Improve Performance in a Post-Lean Six...
On Amazon, Publishers, and Book Prices
I'm an avid book buyer, book reader, and published book author. Amazon is one of my favorite places to shop, not just for books....
Podcast #204 – Paul Plsek, Lean & Innovation at Virginia Mason...
Joining me today for Episode #204 is Paul Plsek, and we're talking about his excellent book (a Shingo Research Award recipient this year) titled...
Paul Spiegelman: Do Patients Come Second in Healthcare? Who Comes First?
My guest for episode 200 is Paul Spiegelman, author of the book Patients Come Second: Leading Change by Changing the Way You Lead. Today,...
A Book, a Webinar, a Workshop & a Summit from the...
I am an unabashed fan of the ThedaCare Center for Healthcare Value, as you're probably aware. For full disclosure, I was previously an employee...
This Newbie Has a Good Grasp of Lean
I get a lot of emails from regular readers or people who have just stumbled across my blog. I try to be as helpful...
Parallels (and Differences) Between the Book “Traction” and Kaizen
When I recently did a Healthcare Kaizen workshop near Detroit, I invited an old friend of mine to attend as a guest. Marisa Smith, an...