A few weeks ago, I posted on my experience with Twitter, Part 1. That post was retweeted by Robert Scoble, the traffic came, got a bunch of new
Reconciling Culture and People with Revenue and Costs
In this very tough economic environment, organizations turn more and more focus on the Profit Tree. The course of history shows us that zeitgeist --
How to Learn Six Sigma?
This is the first of a series of posts on Lean and Six Sigma. My focus is pragmatic and I'll help you answer the question "How to Learn Six Sigma."
Overmanaged and Underled is Not Lean Leadership
As I mature and become more aware of the subtleties of business, I am slowly learning the meaning of Leadership. It's clear to me that Overmanaged
Team or Staff?
The etymology of words has always been fascinating to me. I'm a student of Leadership and have though often about team dynamics and how to best lead
Speaking at WCBF Six Sigma Summit 2008
I've been invited to speak at WCBF's 2008 Lean Six Sigma Summit (You can view my presentation on Integrating Lean and Six Sigma). It should be a fun
Colin Powell on Leadership
I have been a long-time fan of General Colin Powell. I find his approach to be honest, courageous, and humane. He is very clear about his frailties
eBay and Toyota: Respect for People
A pillar of Toyota is "Respect for People." This concept is explained well in the Toyota Code of Conduct. This is not new to students of Lean
Improving Patient Flow with Lean Healthcare at Flinders Medical Centre
Flinders Medical Centre -- Australia -- implemented Lean over 2.5 years ago and has seen substantial benefit in the way they provide care and the