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From Blackhawk Cockpits to Real Lean Six Sigma Success
Over 90% of corporate deployments fail within eighteen months. One of the most common reasons is the creation of continuous improvement silos. When process...
Gen Z Grit: How Cheer Stunts Breed Future CEOs
Gen Z Grit: How Cheer Stunts Breed Future CEOs Welcome to another episode of Why They Fail. In this episode, we tackle an exciting...
Inside Amazon: Why Process Engineers Are Guides, Not Sages
Inside Amazon: Why Process Engineers Are Guides, Not Sages Most companies build their continuous improvement programs the wrong way. They train a single green...
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Beyond the Shiny Kanban: Driving a Real EBITDA Explosion
Beyond the Shiny Kanban: Driving a Real EBITDA Explosion Most business leaders believe they are running a lean operation. However, if your Kanban cards...
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Why Continuous Improvement Leaders Pick Crap Projects
Why Continuous Improvement Leaders Pick Crap Projects Most continuous improvement programs fail within 18 months. The reason is almost always the same: leadership started...
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Fear and Loathing: The Danger of Numerical Goals
Fear and Loathing: The Danger of Numerical Goals In this episode of the Why They Fail Podcast, we take on one of the biggest...