ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
The Lean 911 Podcast is where you'll have a voice directly from the gemba. Host, Mark DeLuzio, President and CEO of Lean Horizons Consulting and the principal architect of the Danaher Business System, relies on his three decades of lean successes as well as his failures to answer your most challenging questions regarding your lean transformation.
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36 minutes
English
United States
94 episodes
since Jan. 13, 2023
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
What if the key to better problem-solving isn't having the right answers, but learning how to ask the right questions?
In this episode, we explore how Toyota applies the scientific method to problem-solving and continuous improvement—and why developing people who think like scientists is more v…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
One of the most widely accepted beliefs about the Toyota Production System is that frontline employees should be empowered to solve their own problems. But have we taken that idea too far?
Empowering employees to solve problems is not the same as expecting them to solve every problem.
In th…
Why do Lean transformations fail—and what separates genuine transformation from “Lean theatre”?
In this episode of Lean 911, Mark DeLuzio is joined by Mark Forkun, author of Genba Ikigai – Leading to Serve, for a practical discussion about Lean leadership, leadership habits, problem-solving, cu…
Why have so many organizations copied Toyota's tools, yet so few have replicated Toyota's success?
In this episode of Lean911, we revisit Steven Spear and H. Kent Bowen's landmark article, Decoding the DNA of the Toyota Production System, and explore a fundamental lesson: TPS isn't primarily a …
What can Lean leaders learn from a NASCAR pit crew, where three-tenths of a second can mean five car lengths and elite performance depends on five people executing as one?
In this episode, we take the lessons from NASCAR’s pit road and translate them directly into Lean Operational Excellence. T…
What if the Lean lessons that helped shape one of the world’s most respected business systems could be made available to everyone in your organization—anytime, anywhere, and in virtually any language?
In this episode of Lean911, we introduce Lean Horizons Academy, a new approach to building pra…
When you build something that stands the test of time, it's tempting to believe you'd do it the same way all over again. But experience has a way of changing your perspective.
In this episode, I look back at the creation of the Danaher Business System and share 12 things I would do differently …
What if the biggest transformation in your life begins with a simple shift in perspective—not from believing life is happening to you, but realizing it is happening through you?
In this episode, we explore Be The Magic: 4 Phases to Transform Your Life by Manish Chauhan, a practical and deeply refl…
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 evolution—and in some cases, the dilution—of Lean thinking since the early days of t…
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 DeLuzio and Nathan talk about the moment that forced Nathan to confront…
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