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How to Spread the Kaizen Mindset

September 12, 2018

One of the most significant challenges leaders face when they embrace the Kaizen culture of continuous improvement is getting the...

How to Develop a Kaizen Management Style

September 11, 2018

It is common that when people are first introduced to the concept of Kaizen, they get excited. The ability to implement small, incremental...

How to Establish a Foundation for Process Improvement in Healthcare

September 6, 2018

It seems like every other day or so, I come across an article detailing how the American health care system is “broken.” These articles are...

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How to Get Senior Leaders Excited About Hoshin Kanri Software

September 6, 2018

We find that it is often the people closest to the problem who bring a software solution to the attention of leaders. In many cases,...

9 of Our Favorite Performance Improvement Methods

August 31, 2018

We’re in the lucky position to have the opportunity to chat with leaders who are dedicated to organizational and employee performance...

How to Introduce Continuous Improvement Software to Employees

February 26, 2020

Effective communication is the most critical element of any continuous improvement software roll out. Whether or not your employees will...

Avoid These 6 Missteps to Achieve Continuous Improvement Goals

June 5, 2023

We like to keep things positive in this blog, but once in a while, it makes sense to explore the roadblocks that organizations can face...

Who Should be Involved in Lean?

August 23, 2018

When I decided to do a post on who should be involved in Lean, I Googled the question. I was quite surprised that no content specific to...

What to Include in Your Kaizen Event Charter

August 21, 2018

We recently had a conversation with a client who has been through a few too many failed Kaizen events. The team was unorganized, not well...