Tag: Lean Startup

Podcast #219 – Interview With Tristan Kromer on #LeanStartup Coaching

1
Joining me for episode #219 is Tristan Kromer, a professional "Lean Startup" coach who works with startups around the world and volunteers for the...

Why Kaizen is an Important Differentiator for Japanese Whisky

3
This article caught my attention the other day, primarily because I like scotch, whisky (and whiskey and bourbon). The Japanese love scotch whisky and...

Dan Jones on Lean Beyond Manufacturing: Public Sector, Healthcare, and Agile...

2
Returning to the podcast after his first appearance in Episode #188 is Daniel T. Jones, founder and chairman of the UK-based Lean Enterprise Academy. You...

Lean Valentine Candy Hearts for Continuous Improvement Nerds

9
Valentine's Day isn't just about flowers and chocolate. It's about flow.It's about respect.It's about asking "Why?" five times. If you've ever said "gemba," "poka-yoke," or "stop...

What I’m Listening To: Atul Gawande, Toyota’s Jeff Miller, Eric Ries

1
I've occasionally had a "What I'm Reading" post, where I share links to articles that I've enjoyed that don't necessarily merit a whole blog...

Why “Who?” Is the Worst Root Cause Question: A Lean Lesson...

3
We all know the beaver is "the engineer of the animal kingdom." That's why MIT has a beaver as a mascot... It's an engineer...

Intuit CEO Brad Smith & Lean Thinking

0
I was happy to see this article in FORTUNE's recent issue: "Brad Smith, Intuit CEO: How To Be A Great Leader: Get Out Of...

Podcast #199 – Jeff Gothelf, LeanUX (Lean User Experience) for Software...

2
Joining me for episode #199 is Jeff Gothelf (@jboogie), talking about "Lean UX" or "Lean User Experience," a key method for software development, usually...

Failure Is Indeed an Option if We’re Trying New Things

5
If we're trying new things, there are bound to be "failures." If our leaders want guaranteed success, we won't be trying many new things. The...

Henry Ford & Hospitals, Nearly 100 Years Ago

4
My life and work takes me to interesting places. In late 2012, I was able to visit Japan for the first time, visiting the...

A Lean Guy Reads Inc.: Lean Handbags and Micro Failures

2
I enjoy reading the magazine Inc. for my interests in startups and entrepreneurship. There are often examples and case studies that directly reference Lean...

Preaching to the Choir: Lean Works Everywhere

0
Some of you might have seen it, but I wrote a piece for the LinkedIn Influencers series about how the "Lean Manufacturing" principles are...
Study Lean Healthcare in Japan with Mark!Learn More
+ +