Four Stages of a Successful Change Project
January 31, 2020 Heraclitus was wrong: Change is NOT the only constant. The failure rate of change projects…
READ MOREThe Simplicity of Lean
This is an except from Chapter-1, Introduction from my book, “The Simplicity of Lean”. Lean means many things…
READ MOREIn Lean Accounting, Better to Lead than React
During a lean transformation, the goal is to come up with a system not based on standard costing.
READ MOREBusiness Lessons from ‘Ford v. Ferrari’
A look at the Oscar-nominated film through a lens of systems thinking and process improvement.
READ MORELucky 13 of the Top Reads in Lean and Continuous Improvement in 2019
Enjoy 13 of the continuous-improvement-related articles that garnered the most attention from our IndustryWeek community in 2019.
READ MORESetting Up Data and Analytics Teams to Drive Value
Once a differentiator of top-performing organizations, the ability to leverage a strong data and analytics program is now…
READ MOREHow to Calculate an Ideal Manufacturing Cycle Time
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READ MOREAdopt an Intentional Approach to Change
Change left unattended isn’t change. It’s just an idea or a hope that becomes an unfulfilled expectation that’s…
READ MOREContinuous Improvement Leadership Lessons from Noah’s Ark
Ten ideas to improve your leadership performance. Larry Fast OCT 08, 2019 This column is based on material…
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