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Allan Wilson

Allan is the Chairman of the Advisory Board at KaiNexus. He is an entrepreneur with deep experience in supply chain, lean manufacturing, asset management, condition-based maintenance, enterprise software, and the Internet of things.
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What Makes a Company Innovative?

August 28, 2015

Every year, Forbes puts out a list of the top 100 most innovative companies. To determine each company’s rank, they use something they call...

21 Inspirational Employee Engagement Quotes from Business Leaders

April 17, 2019

If your employee engagement efforts have hit a wall, or you’re just not feeling it, take a few minutes to read these inspirational quotes...

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Allan Wilson: A Life of Continuous Improvement

March 23, 2015

In May 2013, I met with Dr. Greg Jacobson who, along with Matt Paliulis, founded KaiNexus. It was Greg’s enthusiasm that I initially found...

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Monsters In The Fog: What Keeps Senior Executives Up At Night

March 19, 2015

When we consider the dramatic changes in consumer behavior over the past decade, we might conclude that the primary motivator of behavioral...

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Friday Five: What Our CEO Has Been Reading

April 11, 2017

My All You Can Eat Buffet

Allan Wilson is the CEO of KaiNexus. Allan is an entrepreneur with deep experience in supply chain, lean...

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4 Steps to Becoming a Better Continuous Improvement Leader

June 22, 2023

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If you've been following along in this series, you've been getting tips for weeks now about how to be...

What Do Continuous Improvement and the US Soccer Team Have In Common?

April 11, 2017

They both depend on the consistent behavior of their leaders for success.

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Did you watch the US soccer...

Honesty, Integrity, and Respect in a Culture of Continuous Improvement

July 21, 2016

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Honesty, integrity, and respect should be prerequisites for any leader, but unfortunately, this often...