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Lean 911
Mark DeLuzio
Lessons With A King
Israel Ekanem
Ö1 Vom Leben der Natur
ORF Ö1
Fuera de Series
Fuera de Series
Singletrack
Finn Melanson
KINTZEL MINDSET
Jörg Kintzel
Les Récits extraordinaires de Pierre Bellemare
Europe 1 Archives
FD Dagkoers
Het Financieele Dagblad
90MinSvenskan
K26 Media
The TV Show
Jay Black
THE DR. BETH'S podcast
Dr. Beth
Fréquence Plus : Chouchoutez vos papilles
Fréquence Plus
Ye Ol Chemistry Lab
Magnus og Morten
Forsvarspodden
Forsvaret
健康ライフ ＮＨＫラジオ「マイあさ！」
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation)
Radioavisen
DR
The Ryan Samuels Show
Ryan F Samuels
'ne Dosis Wissen | Der Medizin-Podcast für Menschen im Gesundheitswesen
Apotheken Umschau Pro & gesundheit-hören
LONG LIVE
Lucile Woodward
Strong Passion
Beatrix Hersich
Hermans Ogenblik
Dagblad van het Noorden
MOCI Inspirational Podcast
Derrick Morrissette
Evangelio del día
Fr. Jonathan Vásquez, O. de M.
آفاق
Alsumood Podcast
أخبار بالعربي
SBS
Smart Biotech Scientist | The CMC and Bioprocessing Podcast for Process Development and Manufacturing Leaders
David Brühlmann - CMC Development Leader, Bioprocess Expert, Business Strategist
London Weather Daily
Fast Foundations
The Playbook with Colin Jonov
Colin Jonov
An Endless Redundancy with Olly Woods
Olly Woods
The Love of Self Podcast
Charmain M
Romain Lanéry
Romain Lanéry
ゆりやんレトリィバァの最近どう？
J-WAVE
Too Big To Fail - Finanza personale a 3 voci
Nicola Protasoni, Finanza Cafona (Vittorio), Salto Mentale (Alain)
מקור להשראה: רעיון גדול באריזה קטנה
Beit Avi Chai
Talking Rubbish - The Recycling Podcast
James Piper, Robbie Staniforth
Women talkin' 'bout AI
Kimberly Becker & Jessica Parker
Au Coeur du Crime
Europe1
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Mark DeLuzio
As Lean Horizons celebrates its 25th anniversary, founder Mark DeLuzio reflects on a quarter century of transformation work across six continents and dozens of industries. In this special episode, Mark examines the evolu...
A CNC machine crashed on the shop floor. Nathan Corliss walked out as a young supervisor, angry and ready to blame the operator. What happened next became one of the most important leadership lessons of his career. Mark ...
This is an unedited replay of a previous Lean 911 episode, originally published on January 13, 2023. We're bringing it back because the issue still causes Lean transformations to stall, drift, or flatline. One of the mos...
In this episode, we dive into the rise, dominance, and controversy surrounding Six Sigma — the corporate improvement system that promised near-perfect quality and became a management obsession across America. From Motoro...
Manufacturing Engineers pride themselves on precision, but what if the biggest waste is hiding in plain sight—inside the equipment itself? In this episode, we challenge the status quo: excess feeds, slow speeds, and bloa...
In this powerful episode of Lean 911, Mark DeLuzio sits down with former Air Force fighter pilot and Danaher sales leader Randy Fitzhugh to unpack the real science behind value selling and why most organizations get it w...
Lean management teaches that standards are the foundation of safety, quality, and improvement. In aviation, those standards take the form of checklists, redundancies, procedures, and strict cockpit protocols designed to ...
Mark DeLuzio, the Father of Lean Accounting, tells his experience and observations on how traditional cost accounting will derail a Lean Transformation. In many organizations, Lean transformations don't fail on the shop ...
In this episode, you'll be able to take away why many "logical" workplace measures and incentives can drive behavior that conflicts with Lean principles, and why comparing work decisions to everyday home-life decisions c...
A shop floor comment stops everyone in their tracks: the work finally matches what the customer actually needs. That is the spark behind Accidentally Aligned, and it opens a bigger issue most leaders dodge: alignment doe...
Most Lean efforts do not stall because people hate improvement. They stall because the system was never built to support it. This episode gives you a fast, practical lens for evaluating whether your organization is built...
Mark DeLuzio discusses how the 2-Bin Kanban is meant to ensure the operator does not run out of parts. Find out why it should not be used to structure your primary Kanban system.
Mark DeLuzio discusses the confusion that exists in the Lean Community, and the Lean Consulting industry and academia are primarily to blame. Returning to Lean Basics and ignoring distractions like Kata, Gemba Walks, Lea...
Mark DeLuzio discusses the absence of engineers from the Gemba in both manufacturing and design. He also discusses the sin of engineering, which he calls "Catalogue Engineers."
Mark DeLuzio discusses how the TPS House is not a set of tools, but a way of thinking, and that the tools of Lean support these principles. Starting with the tools before understanding the principles has proven to be the...
Mark DeLuzio discusses the dangers of cost-based pricing as well as the various issues encountered when doing so. He introduces the merits of market-based pricing instead.
Mark DeLuzio discusses the dangers of focusing on the lagging indicator of productivity and suggests we turn our attention towards improving our processes, which will, in turn, drive improved productivity.
Mark DeLuzio discusses the institutionalized waste of Mura and Muri, and if left unchallenged, it will derail a Lean transformation.
Mark DeLuzio discusses the errors made when architecting the Danaher Business System and the things he would do differently today.
A lean office can either accelerate transformation or quietly undermine it. The difference often comes down to trust, leadership alignment, and a clear sense of purpose. Drawing on his time as the architect of the Danahe...
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