Bob Dunning, a friend, collaborator on a paper discussing the application of Lean principles to transit planning, and Boeing alumnus, commented on my recent review of Lead With Respect. Bob brought ...
Real Numbers: Management Accounting in a Lean Organization will not be the first Lean book in your library, but it is a book you need to fit into your reading ...
Knowledge workers are workers whose main capital is knowledge. Typical examples may include software engineers, physicians, pharmacists, architects, engineers, scientists, public accountants, lawyers, and academics, whose job is to "think ...
Even if you are not a fan of work with a serious message being presented in novel form, such as The Goal by Eliyahu Goldratt and Jeff Cox, Lead With Respect is ...
A couple of days ago I wrote a post citing Peter Block's article on citizenship. Without reading the article one can mistakenly gain a perception that Block's position is that ...
Thanks to my colleague Steve Knapp I came across a 1998 article by Peter Block on the topic of Citizenship. The thrust of the article was that a shared sense ...
I observed a great example of a project superintendent seeing beyond an unspoken assumption regarding a problem on the project. The issue being discussed was how the project could minimize safety ...
I was in a planning session recently when one of the participants, partially in jest, declared he wanted to request two weeks for certain work because he knew the work ...
The Checklist Manifesto is an argument for the use of checklists to help us manage complexity. As a surgeon Atul Gawande has researched and experienced firsthand how checklists have reduced deaths ...
I'm a regular visitor to a weekly production planning meeting without tables. The meeting is an hour long, so participants are seated in chairs facing a screen and wall, in ...
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