Lean Blog Interviews - Healthcare, Manufacturing, Business, and Leadership
Business:Management
Episode #251 is a bit different in that it's audio shared by the good folks at Lean Frontiers. They recently hosted a webinar where Jim Huntzinger, founder and president of Lean Frontiers asked questions that answered by Russ Scaffede about Lean leadership. See their other webinars here. Russ has a lot of great wisdom and experience to share, so I asked Jim if I could share it here. Russ is a big part of the upcoming event - The Summit on Lean Leadership, which is being produced by Lean Frontiers. It's being held June 21-22 in Charlotte. You can save 25% off that event by using the discount code leanblog. I should also mention that I'm going to be a keynote speaker at their upcoming Lean Accounting Summit in San Antonio this August. In this discussion, Russ shares a lot of gems not just about how Toyota does things (as he learned in his time there), but also some key insights about transforming an organization that is NOT Toyota (as he learned from his experience at Tiara Yachts and other companies).
Joel Tosi and Dion Stewart, "Creating Your Dojo"
Tim Turner - Building Lexus, Leaving Toyota, and Helping Elsewhere
John Dyer, "The Facade of Excellence"
Cinnamon Dixon, Tiered Huddles at Cleveland Clinic
Brad Parsons, Hospital CEO & Co-Author of "Creating an Effective Management System"
Mark Ryan, Transformation, Kaizen, and Management at Franciscan St. Francis Health
Edward Niedermeyer on "Ludicrous" Stories About Tesla & Toyota
David B. Reid, P.E., Lean & Kaizen at Chick-fil-A *
Amanda Mewborn, Combining Engineering and Nursing
Adam Ward (@adz_mikl) on Lean Design in Healthcare
Dr. Rob Hackett (@patientsafe3) on #TheatreCapChallenge & Change in Healthcare
Preview: "Lean Whiskey" Podcast
@JoyFurnival, Lean in NHS England
Charlie Protzman, “Lean BASICS”
Grey Dube, Another Lean Healthcare CEO from South Africa
Vance Jackson, a Lean Healthcare CEO from West Virginia
Gladys Bogoshi, a Lean Healthcare CEO from South Africa
Barry O’Reilly on the Need to “Unlearn”
Barry McCarthy, Toyota as a Development Company
The Toyota Kata Memory Jogger