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A
selection of highlighted blog posts from Lean bloggers from the month of December,
2015. You can also view the previous
monthly Lean Roundups here.
Did
Ohno Miss Something? – Gregg Stocker contends that Ohno’s message was about
more than just elimination of waste but should focus on the company’s vision.
Imagine
a world without Standardization – Tracey Richardson talks about the
importance of standard work with some real world examples we all experience.
Mistake-Proofing
Mistakes – Bruce Hamilton shares seven reasons that the tool is not seen to
purposeful by team members,
What
Poka-Yoke Are And Are Not, And How To Sustain Them – Michel Baudin
discusses mistake proofing and how to make it effective.
How
Can I Speed Up My Team’s Lean Learning? – Michel Baudin answers a popular
question on how to learn Lean faster.
Lean is Dead – Andy Carlino
says that Lean as a system has not evolved in recent years and that it is time
to rethink our approach.
The Lean
Movement’s Strategic Errors – Bob Emiliani discusses the failure of Lean
implementations by leaders and why a new focus on Lean Management is coming.
Something
Revolutionary Seen as Ordinary – Bob Emiliani says Lean is more about learning
to compete instead of avoiding competition.
Culture
Change Requires That Leaders Change Their Behavior – John Hunter says culture
change comes first from changing leadership behaviors.
Data
is Important and You Must Confirm What the Data Actually Says – John Hunter
discusses the need for reliable data to drive decisions and how to get it.
“If
the Employees are Upset, it’s Not Really Lean” – Mark Graban says when Lean
is done well, properly, you don’t hear complaints.
IndustryWeek’s
Lean Leadership Guidebook – Jamie Flinchbaugh’s posts in Industry Week
column have been compiled to create a leadership guidebook.
Reflections
on Hoshin – Jon Miller says success with hoshin demands a commitment to
reflection.
Now, at the
Gemba – Kevin Meyer says as we contemplate the past and plan for the
future, don’t forget the present.
Lessons
from 2015 on Lean Coaching – Jon Miller shares his personal lessons on
coaching Lean so we can all benefit.
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