Podcasts

It has been far too long since I’ve recorded a podcast with my friend Mark Graban, as this short history from his post indicates:   Jamie was previously a guest on episodes #5, #6, #10, #50 (where he interviewed me), and #64. We were long overdue for another one. This

I encourage lean learners to have multiple sources of learning. Podcasts are a very useful part of the learning portfolio. I have contributed to several podcasts, particularly one of the originals, Mark Graban’s podcasts, and more recently, Gemba Academy’s podcasts. For Mark, I am numbers 5, 6, 10, 64. Mark’s

In April (April 1st, actually, but it wasn’t an April Fool’s Joke), I wrote a post titled Don’t just change the process if people aren’t following the existing one. That’s a long title, but I didn’t have a cute way to frame the topic in a shorter way. Recently, the

I recently recorded a podcast with Joe Dager of Business901. I’ve done a previous show with him on The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Lean. In this episode we cover Control Point Standardization after Joe read my recent Leading Lean column on the subject. Check out Joe’s website and my podcast with