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Calvin posted an update 2 days ago
We are treating Continuous Improvement – one of the most critical drivers of business success – like a technical management problem.
But that math is performed by human beings, and humans do not run on logic; we run on dopamine.
For decades, operational leadership has relied on the threat of a “red box” on an audit to drive 5S and Lean…
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Lean Dopamine - Gamifying Continuous Improvement - Impruver.com
For decades, we have approached Continuous Improvement (CI) as a technical challenge. We have treated it as a management problem to be solved through rigid […]
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Maria Williams, MBA posted a new post. 2 days ago
Strategies for Scaling AI in OperationsIn this episode of The Impruvers Podcast, host Calvin L. Williams dives into insights from a recent VP of Operations roundtable to answer a critical…
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Maria Williams, MBA posted a new post. a week ago
Lean Dopamine - Strategies for Gamifying Continuous ImprovementIn this podcast episode, host Calvin L. Williams argues that modern lean manufacturing has become too clinical and fails to motivate employees due to a gratification gap. He…
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Calvin posted an update a week ago
Influencing leadership or ‘managing up’ may be the single most vital skill of all for a Continuous Improvement leader.
Picture this: You just crushed a project. Defects are down 30%. You walk into the boardroom, ready to present your masterpiece using 5-Whys and Pareto charts.
But instead of applause… the CEO is checking their watch, and the…
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Influencing Leadership to Boost Support for Lean - Impruver.com
Read this article to learn why leaders struggle to support Lean and how you can maximize their level of investment in Continuous Improvement
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Maria Williams, MBA posted a new post. 2 weeks ago
How to Speak Lean to Executive LeadersIn this podcast episode, host Calvin L. Williams explains how continuous improvement professionals can effectively communicate with executive leadership. He argues that technical jargon and complex methodologies often…
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