Lean projects start by giving attention to muri and mura, and Jim Womack agrees!

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Create an improving habit by adopting project kaizen. It will lead to more improving for you and your team…

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The project kaizen blitz is your once-in-a-project opportunity for a fresh start. Learn what to do and how to make the blitz a success…

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Get started with the winning approach to improving project performance. Adopt Quick ‘n Easy Kaizen…

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Workstreams are the environment for improving the throughput of the project.

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Bring project kaizen to your workgroup and even those people who don’t see themselves as creative will be improving the group’s performance.

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Today’s “plus one” blogger brings her practicality (and strong opinions) when she answers “Why Do Project Kaizen?” Read more about Kathleen Fasanella…

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Nothing could be better than to provide the opportunity for each project participant to shine while working on a project. Project kaizen is just that opportunity…

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To understand how to do kaizen you must pay attention to gemba, especially in the project setting. Read more about the four workplace settings for doing project kaizen.

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She jumped the gun! Kathleen Fasanella started blogging on kaizen yesterday. Just more evidence that I’m not in control of anything. Have a look at her answer to “What Is Kaizen?”

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You can be the project kaizen “plus one”. Join the Gang-of-Seven as we co-blog on project kaizen. Read how…

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We’ve got a great week planned for you on project kaizen. Our seventh gang member is Mark Graban. His commentary is sure to shift your perspective. Read more about Mark…

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A project kaizen series wouldn’t be complete without firm grounding in practice. That’s where Joe Ely shines. His writing in “Learning about Lean” chronicles his learning as a lean practitioner. Read more about Joe…

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What’s the connection between project kaizen and innovation? One of our gang members will be co-blogging to answer that question. Let me introduce you to Chuck Frey…

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Meet Jon Miller. He’ll be co-blogging on Kaizen for Project Teams — Project Kaizen. Jon’s experience with kaizen is sure to be a big contribution to our Gang-of-Seven. Read more about Jon…

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Read about the 5 themes in the coming co-blogging series on project kaizen…

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I am so pleased to announce that Norman Bodek is joining our group to introduce kaizen to project teams. So little has been written on kaizen in project-based companies. So, Norman and I along with 5 other friends will fill that gap. Read on….

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Kaizen is Toyota’s ’secret weapon’. Manufacturers and service organizations emulate them. Project-based companies haven’t adopted kaizen. One reason is there’s no help available. Read about a new project to create a kaizen handbook for project teams.

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