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Tag Archives: management
Leanpub Podcast on My Book – Management Matters: Building Enterprise Capability
I recently was interviewed for a podcast by Len Epp with Leanpub: Leanpub Podcast Interview #9: John Hunter. I hope you enjoy the podcast (download the mp3 of the podcast). In the podcast we cover quite a bit of ground … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Data, Deming, Management, Systems thinking
Tagged Books, Data, Deming, John Hunter, leadership, management, Management Matters, overpaid executives, podcast
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Customers
Customer focus is critical to succeed with management improvement efforts. Few argue with that point, though my experience as a customer provides plenty of examples of poor systems performance on providing customer value (usability, managing the value stream well, etc.). … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, Deming, Management
Tagged curiouscat, Customer focus, customer service, Deming, gemba, Innovation, management, quote, Systems thinking, value stream
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Double Loop Learning Presentation by Benjamin Mitchell
Benjamin Mitchell – Using the Mutual Learning Model to achieve Double Loop Learning [the original video is not online anymore, I replaced it with another presentation by Benjamin on the same topic at a different conference at close to the … Continue reading
Posted in Management, Process improvement, Psychology, Software Development
Tagged change, communication, Deming, management, management webcast, Process improvement, Psychology, theory of knowledge
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Build Systems That Allow Quick Action – Don’t Just Try and Run Faster
This month Paul Borawski (CEO of ASQ) has asked the ASQ Influential Voices to share their thoughts on the cries for “faster, faster, faster” that so often is a refrain heard today. I have long said that the measure of … Continue reading
Manage Better by Managing Less
Matt May included “Silhouettes” from selected authors in his new book: The Laws of Subtraction (shipping October 26th). I am honored to be included: the following my silhouette. Early in my career, I had a supervisor ask me why I … Continue reading
Customer Focus by Everyone
There are many critical elements to a management system. One that is fundamental, yet still poorly executed far too often, is creating a system where all staff can focus on enhancing value to the customer every day. If your enterprise … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, Deming, Management, Systems thinking
Tagged build capacity, Customer focus, customer service, Deming, management, Systems thinking
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My New Book: Management Matters
I have a new book in progress: Management Matters. It is now available in “pre-release format” via leanpub. The idea I am experimenting with (supported by leanpub) is pre-publishing the book online. The ebook is available for purchase now, and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, curiouscat.com, Deming, Lean thinking, Management, Process improvement, Psychology, Quality tools, quote, Respect, Systems thinking
Tagged Books, curiouscat, Customer focus, Data, Deming, John Hunter, Lean thinking, management, respect for people, Six sigma, Systems thinking
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Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog Carnival #174
The Curious Cat management blog carnival is published 3 times a month with hand picked recent management blog posts. I also collect management improvement articles for the Curious Cat Management Articles site; an RSS feed of new article additions is … Continue reading
Posted in Carnival, Management
Tagged Carnival, Lean thinking, management, photos
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Customer Focus
Customer Focus is at the core of a well managed company. Sadly many companies fail to serve their customers well. To serve customers, a thorough understanding of what problem you solve for customers is needed. The decisions at many companies, … Continue reading
Posted in Customer focus, Deming, Management
Tagged continual improvement, Customer focus, leadership, management, Systems thinking, tips
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Management Improvement Blog Carnival #171
The Curious Cat Management Improvement Blog Carnival has been published since 2006. We find great management blog posts and share them with you 3 times a month. We hope you find these post interesting and find some new blogs to … Continue reading
Posted in Carnival, Management
Tagged entrepreneur, hiring, management
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