Culture: A Decisive Competitive Advantage
The Lean Brain Series
“Knowledge worker’s ‘machinery’—their brains—can be capricious, rendering thought processes less than reliable, and actions less than rational.”
While heading to a session at the most recent Lean Transformation Summit, I found myself confronted with signage that posed the following open-ended question: “All problem solvers must....”
Five Ways to Focus and Finish
Focusing on our most important work (so that we can get it out the door and create value) is hard. It’s harder still when work suddenly picks up, is unfamiliar, or arrives with immediate deadlines when we are already busy.
A Bell-Shaped Distribution Does Not Imply Only Common Cause Variation
Credit: Luc Galoppin
Story update 9/26/2017: The words "distribution of" were inadvertently left out of the last sentence of the second paragraph.
Inside Quality Digest Live for Sept. 15, 2017
QDL from Fri., Sept. 15, 2017, demonstrated that everywhere you look, you’ll find the positive effect of better quality. Here’s what we chatted about:
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