A
selection of highlighted blog posts from Lean bloggers from the month of January,
2018. You can also view the previous
monthly Lean Roundups here.
How
to Win at New Year’s Resolutions – Jon Miller shares a few tips on
how to win at New Year’s resolutions.
Encouraging
Organizational Learning – Lori Fry shares essential behaviors
that drive a culture of organizational learning.
Why Start
the New Year with Blank Charts? – Mark Graban explains that just because it’s
a new year it doesn’t mean you need a new system and your
charts and metrics should reflect that.
The
Secret to Your Success in 2018 – Ron Pereira talks about goal setting in
the New Year.
When
Teams Don’t Finish Work in a Sprint: 3 Tips to Seeing and Finishing Work –
Johanna Rothman provides three tips you can do if your team doesn’t finish work
inside a sprint.
Reflections
on True North – Pascal Dennis discusses strategy, philosophy, and the next
cycle for True North.
Contemplation:
A Change Practice - Bill Kirkwood shares thoughts the practice of
contemplation and why it is important to be open and ask hard questions.
The Value of
Muda – Jon Miller says in life, nothing is muda if we continue to learn and
improve.
The
Lean Journey Starts with Appreciating the Business as a System – Gregg Stocker
discusses business systems and the importance of understanding these systems
for continuous improvement.
Solving the
Lean Transformation Problem – Bob Emiliani talks about his part in studying
lean transformation and shares I research on the topic.
Innovation,
Logistics, and Lean – Michel Baudin discusses why logistics information
overpowers the innovation information in Lean thinking.
Big
Decisions Don’t Lead to Results – Steve Kane discusses the process of
making daily decisions and their alignment with your goals and principles.
Doing Versus
Being – How Mindfulness Supports Better Lean Thinking – Mike Orzen talks about learning how to move from
"doing" lean to the more creative and less stressful state of “being”
Lean.
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