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A
selection of highlighted blog posts from Lean bloggers from the month of April,
2018. You can also view the previous
monthly Lean Roundups here.
Lean
Lessons Learned: 10 Steps to Success – Paul Akers talks
about what he would do differently if he had all the Lean knowledge and
experience he has today.
Can
Humility Lead to Excellence? -
Kay Kendall shares 10 characteristics of senior leaders commitment from
companies provide exceptional long-term care.
Why
Great Customer Service in a Lean Company Matters - Vincent Phamvan says
applying Lean principles is key to a successful customer service experience.
Busy
Bee Paradox Krakow Meetup - Håkan Forss talks about the truth
of being busy vs being productive.
The
Thinking Rat Race – Ron Pereira discusses his thoughts on the “respect for
people” topic.
What's
the Role of the Board of Directors in a business transformation? - Pascal
Dennis talks about the role of the board of directors in a business
transformation.
Lean
Transformation is Not Difficult – Bob Emliani says Lean transformation is
often said to be difficult but the difficulty clearly looks like a lack of
understanding among managers and their unwillingness to change.
Why
“Everybody, Everyday”? – Bruce Hamilton talks about Northeast Shingo Prize
winner Mass Mutual.
The
Manager’s Role in an Agile Transformation – Johanna Rothman explains the
role culture changes plays in transformation and what management’s role is.
Fastcap’s
21 Principles – People and Things - Paul Akers discusses one of FastCap’s
21 principles called People and Things.
How
to Go From Analytical Wonk to “Process Improvement” Coach - Mark Graban
talks about baseball and parallels to Lean and being an effective change agent.
The
Importance of Respect for People in Problem-Solving - Kevin Meyer says embracing a diverse set of
problem-solving behaviors while providing an environment where they can be
safely expressed and explored is respect for people.
Where
Do I Start with Lean? – Steve Kane talks about why starting with standards
can dramatically improve your performance.
Lean
Lessons from a Do-Nothing Scholar-Bureaucrat – Jon Miller offers a few Lean
lessons from the story of Geng Sang Chu, a disciple of Lao Tzu.
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