Speaker & coauthor of The Lean Strategy, Lean Thinking, Lean Solutions & The Machine that Changed the World
Hereford UK & Crete Greece
Joined December 2013
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Great case of lean healthcare innovation
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A great insightful book
In Inside the Mind of Toyota: Management Principles for Enduring Growth, Satoshi Hino examines the source of Toyota’s strength: the fundamental thinking and management structures that lie beneath the creation of its famed Toyota Production System.
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The Brexit effect: how leaving the EU hit the UK | FT Film youtu.be/wO2lWmgEK1Y via @YouTube
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Painful but accurate summary - read it
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A very clear explanation of learning in a lean organisation and the role of the Sensei - worth reading lnkd.in/dHXSpBZ2
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Really insightful advice for all involved in helping others to learn and act as a sense I -core to understanding lean thinking lnkd.in/dHZSX2SC
Existential crisis is an ideal opportunity to build new capabilities and deeper collaboration - using lean thinking lnkd.in/dqh7Kma9
Illuminates a much misunderstood but fundamental base line of lean operations and leadership. lnkd.in/djE5UhTU
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A very insightful piece. Hyundai were quick to recognise the potential of Toyota’s lean practices after reading The Machine that Changed the World lnkd.in/dyc75uMP
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Wonderful story to encourage us to sing the gains from lean in tough times lnkd.in/eNwffBWZ
Deeply worrying trend - Chinese live longer than Americans!
"Americans now live 5 years less than rich country average and 8 years less than Japan, Italy, Spain and others. America’s shortening lifespan is a national crisis yet too big a subject for Washington to acknowledge." My column on a troubling subject. ft.com/content/6ff4bc06-ea5c…
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America’s indifference to its death crisis via @FT
Deeply thought provoking for the future leadership of our planet on.ft.com/3QpUB2s
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Great analysis of an important question
Did slavery facilitate Europe's early rise to riches? Steve Redding @ReddingEcon, Stephan Heblich, and I focus on the single biggest slave-trading nation, Britain, and revisit the famous "Williams hypothesis". We combine theory and geographically disaggregated data to show
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Raise the Bar is the most significant lean book since Art Berne’s The Lean Turnaround - how a leader and sensei find and face the digital and physical challenges and build the capabilities to scale up one of the most successful start-ups in Europe. Import…lnkd.in/erxaqJ-J
This should be welcomed by every lean thinker - in every country - learning communication and test based problem solving are key skills for the future. David BruntMichael Ballé lnkd.in/ep8G7YHS