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Why a Digital Kaizen Board Works Better than Your Paper One

April 21, 2016

When Kaizen boards come up, most people think of a space on a wall where people can contribute ideas and (theoretically) watch them move...

What to Look for When Evaluating Hoshin Kanri Software

April 20, 2016

It’s pretty unlikely that you evaluate Hoshin Kanri software for a living. In fact, that’s something most people never do. So if you’ve...

Catchball Tip: Transparency Begets Trust

October 2, 2019

The Lean practice of Catchball starts with an idea for improvement or a challenge that needs to be addressed. One person captures what they...

What Does Continuous Improvement Software Actually Do?

April 15, 2016

If you’ve been considering an investment in continuous improvement software, you’ve probably seen long lists of features. (We’re certainly ...

Are Your Continuous Improvement Goals Extensive Enough?

April 13, 2016

One thing that we are often asked to help leaders and managers do is to articulate the value of continuous improvement in order to get...

4 Fundamental Responsibilities of Lean Leaders

February 16, 2017

The Lean approach to business management is popular because it provides a useful structure and a language for the pursuit of continuous...

5 Common Pitfalls to Avoid in Your Rapid Improvement Events

April 7, 2016

It’s spring break time and college students from all over the country are hitting the beaches. What could go wrong? (Plenty if the video...

What and Who to Take On Your Next Gemba Walk

June 7, 2016

Gemba walks are an important part of any continuous improvement effort. They involve leaders, managers, and supervisors going to the place...

How Playing Catchball Develops Trust in Your Improvement Culture

March 31, 2016

Steven Covey once wrote, “Trust is the glue of life. It is the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational...