Tag: Software
Podcast #199 – Jeff Gothelf, LeanUX (Lean User Experience) for Software...
Joining me for episode #199 is Jeff Gothelf (@jboogie), talking about "Lean UX" or "Lean User Experience," a key method for software development, usually...
Preaching to the Choir: Lean Works Everywhere
Some of you might have seen it, but I wrote a piece for the LinkedIn Influencers series about how the "Lean Manufacturing" principles are...
On Joy, Large Ships, and Swamps: My Visit to the Menlo...
Yesterday, I had a chance to visit Menlo Innovations, a software company in Ann Arbor, MI. I was happy to not only meet their...
The power of the (Lean) startup mindset
Last week, while in Canada, I saw this article in the Globe & Mail: "The power of the startup mindset."
I was surprised that the...
Digital Pathology Software Company PathXL on Their Journey to Becoming a...
Mark's Note: Today's post is a guest post by Nial Toner, who works for PathXL in the UK. I thought this was an interesting...
Upcoming Webinars with Mark Graban, Shingo, and KaiNexus
Here are a few upcoming free webinars that I am participating in... I hope you are interested and can attend:
Mark Graban & Joe Swartz...
Podcast #155 – Jim Benson of Modus Cooperandi on ‘Personal Kanban’...
Joining me for episode #155 is Jim Benson, co-author of the book Personal Kanban: Mapping Work | Navigating Life. Jim is the founder of...
“Blame & Shame” is Shameful
Many leaders in healthcare (including John Toussaint, Paul Levy, and others) are working to eliminate the "name, blame, and shame" culture that often exists...
Update on KaiNexus – Making Improvement Easier in New Ways &...
It's been about a year since I started working with a software startup KaiNexus. We've made a lot of progress in that year, refining...
Podcast Interview on “Lean Healthcare” for the ScrumCast Show
Today, I'd like to share a podcast where the ScrumCast hosts, Derek Neighbors and Clayton Lengel-Zigich, interviewed me about Lean in healthcare. Their audience...
Quitting a Software Application: Safari vs. Chrome & Error Proofing
The two primary web browsers I use these days on my Mac are Safari and Chrome. I've always been a big user of keyboard...
Of Blogs and Books (or from Solo to Silo); The Need...
As a kid, I always enjoyed writing and, at one point, dreamed of being a baseball beat writer, like the father of one my...