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No Time for Gemba Walks? Spend More Time On Gemba Walks.

August 10, 2017

In talking with business leaders over the years, we’ve learned that Gemba Walks are a bit like eating better and getting more exercise....

Inquiring for Progress: Common Quality Improvement Questions Unveiled

June 5, 2023

We’ve noticed a theme to many of the conversations that we’ve been having with clients and at the events we’ve attended lately. Lots of...

Common Conceptions that Hinder Continuous Process Improvement

April 10, 2017

I’ve been sitting here for five minutes debating with myself over whether to title this blog “Common Conceptions that Hinder Continuous...

Taking Your Idea Boards to the Next Level

December 21, 2016

There are a few fundamental principles that organizations dedicated to daily, incremental improvement seem to share. They believe that...

3 Ways to Get More Out of Your Huddle Boards and Meetings

January 26, 2017

Huddle boards, along with quick daily huddle meetings are popular continuous improvement techniques. They are particularly prevalent in...

Huddle Boards: The Name Makes More Sense Than You'd Think

September 16, 2016

It’s September so, of course lots of folks have football on the brain. Yours truly included. That’s probably why I thought it might be...

Continuous Improvement Inspiration from Rio

August 23, 2016

The Olympic games are winding down. We sure have been treated to some amazing performances. Watching Simone Biles, Michael Phelps, Usain...

Incremental Improvement: Scoring Big with Base Hits

June 10, 2016

Don’t get me wrong, I love watching Kris Bryant hit the ball out of the park as much as anyone, but swinging for the fences during every...

Fill Your Bucket One Drop at a Time with Incremental Improvement

February 22, 2016

I know that idioms aren’t meant to be taken literally, but every time I hear someone use the phrase, “It’s just a drop in the bucket,” to...