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An Introduction to Process Behavior Charts

March 17, 2023

Donald J. Wheeler, Ph.D. is a world-renowned expert in statistical methods and continuous improvement. He's worked with W. Edwards Deming...

Five Brilliantly Simple Root Cause Analysis Techniques

March 2, 2023

A root cause analysis is a structured method for finding the underlying causes of process problems and undesirable outcomes. Root cause...

6 Steps to Continuous Improvement in Automotive Manufacturing

February 8, 2023

Manufacturers of all kinds seek to achieve continuous quality improvement because it ensures the consistency of products delivered to...

How to Overcome a Possible Economic Recession with Continuous Improvement

February 2, 2023

At the outset of 2023, concerns about economic conditions and a possible worsening recession are top of mind for most business leaders....

Lean Continuous Improvement: Increase Productivity in 2023

January 25, 2023

If our conversations with business leaders are any indication, the theme of 2023 is how to get more productivity out of existing resources....

Huddle Board Examples to Encourage Collaboration

January 10, 2023

One of the fundamental principles of continuous improvement is that positive change is the responsibility of every employee. Embracing that...

What Are the Most Popular Methods for Managing Continuous Improvement?

January 5, 2023

Organizations that embrace the continuous improvement approach to business have many great tools and techniques from which to choose. Some...

ROI: Financial Benefits of Business Process Improvement

January 4, 2023

Organizations that successfully instill a culture of continuous improvement constantly outperform the competition, regardless of size or...

What Does the Concept of “Lean” Mean in Business?

December 27, 2022

The modern business landscape is full of buzzwords and passing management fads, so it isn't surprising if you hear of a new "methodology"...