On the Mend: Revolutionizing Healthcare
In On the Mend: Revolutionizing Healthcare to Save Lives and Transform the Industry, the authors,…
lean28 May 2015
On death and dying and organisational change
Written by Charmaine Cunningham ‘Buy-in’ is a term commonly used when talking about change in…
lean28 May 2015
Lean Turnaround, by Art Byrne
Review written by Jimmy Psillos, CEO of Crystal Candy in Zimbabwe who is actively involved…
lean26 May 2015
Clear Direction: Drive the right change in the right way
Clear Direction: Drive the right change in the right way, written by Rose Heathcote, is…
lean26 May 2015
Standard work & mistake-proofing lessons from an Antarctic swim
Written by Charmaine Cunningham In 2005 Lewis Pugh undertook the world’s most southerly long-distance swim…
lean12 May 2015
Thinking, Fast and Slow, by Daniel Kahneman
Thinking, Fast and Slow written by Daniel Kahneman, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics,…
lean11 May 2015
Doing is understanding: A3 … a profound Lean tool
By Professor Norman Faull I have before me a book entitled Understanding A3 Thinking (Durward…
lean7 April 2015
LIA Helping Gauteng Hospitals Get Lean
The GDoH and Lean Institute Africa (LIA) have initiated a programme to improve staff efficiency…
lean25 March 2015
Gemba … The Scene of the Crime
By Professor Norman Faull Gemba, Heijunka, Jidoka, Kaikaku, Kanban, Muda, Poka-yoke... At a meeting of…
lean19 March 2015
Harmony – should lean organisations strive for this?
Written by Charmaine Cunningham Paging through textbooks on how to manage people I noticed how…
lean3 March 2015
