Dr.Deming
The “Grand-Daddy of Quality”
Elisabeth Swan, writing for Go Lean Six Sigma, highlights elements of the great Dr. W. Edwards Deming’s legacy. See below for my top takeaways. Embed from Getty Images Honored with countless awards—to such an extent that the Japanese created one inspired by his ideals; the Deming prize—Dr. Deming was renowned for being a visionary…
The Importance of Studying
Today, Mark Graban discusses the lack of organizations studying W. Edwards Deming’s practices for his Lean Blog. For more information, read my observations underneath. Embed from Getty Images Many organizations “implement Lean” or practice “improvement science,” but don’t have a real chance to study and put into practice the true core of Deming’s PDSA…
Practice Lean Changes
Michael Ballé demonstrates in LinkedIn how enforcing Lean can change the way managers manage their teams. See my top takeaways from his piece below. Embed from Getty Images Management practices can be changed for the good, once managers begin to think in the Lean way Rather than making decisions simply based on paperwork, get…
Which Direction Should We Head In?
Today, Jeff Gothelf—blogging on Medium—breaks down how to pick the right management strategy for your organization. See my summaries below for more details. Embed from Getty Images If you’re not sure which management strategy is “right” for you or worse, you’re battling many practices within one organization; it’s worth changing your approach Try any…
Encourage Innovation
Dan Blacharski walks us through how Six Sigma encourages innovation within your organization for Innovation Excellence. See underneath for my key observations from his article. Embed from Getty Images The Six Sigma approach gets a lot of bad rap for dampening innovation in the workplace due to its metrics, methods, and conformation to quality…
