Kevin Meyer – Life and leadership at the nexus of lean and zen.

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Kevin MeyerBioBooksPatentsConnectLife and leadership at the nexus of lean and zen.Time to Stop13 October 2020 by Kevin Meyer Leave a Comment As we approach the arbitrary end of the year, many organizations are beginning the planning cycle for next year.  Part of that process should be identifying what projects and activities should be stopped, for several reasons - performance, alignment [Read more]The Stabilizing Foundation of Values13 September 2020 by Kevin Meyer We're living through some crazy times and dealing with issues that were not anticipated during planning sessions.  Every day we're confronted with new information, new analyses of facts and opinions, creating new decisions that need to be made that [Read more]Leveraging the Solitude of Leadership18 August 2020 by Kevin Meyer I've long relished intentional periods of solitude to reflect and renew.  I'll often take advantage of the six mile stretch of beach between Morro Bay's [hopefully] extinct volcano a couple blocks from my house and the next seaside village of [Read more]When Customer-Supplier Partnerships Aren t16 July 2020 by Kevin Meyer Many years ago I wrote about how many companies were trying to get a one-time boost in working capital by extending their purchasing terms from typical net-30 to net-90 and even net-120.  In some cases they were even partnering with banks to offer [Read more]Metrics from the Perspective of the Customer8 May 2020 by Kevin Meyer A core concept of lean is that value is defined from the perspective of the customer, and therefore waste is as well.  We are familiar with both types of muda, waste that is unnecessary and must be removed and waste that is necessary perhaps due to [Read more]Restart to a Future State, Not the Previous State15 April 2020 by Kevin Meyer One of my favorite books is Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown.  When I first read his book several years ago it put a new spin on lean's perspective on waste and value by applying similar concepts to individual and [Read more]123387Next Page Some thoughts on the passing of Norman Bodek, who had a tremendous impact on my life and career.https://t.co/4l4baJA3CFabout 1 days agoWorking on a piece for the Gemba Academy blog for tomorrow reflecting on the tremendous impact Norm had on me.about 2 days ago@leanthinking Although I also enjoy and use Apple products, one area where they are glaringly non-lean is with repa… https://t.co/6lhR771uCDabout 2 days agoTonight’s wine: finally opening my finest, an @OsoLibreWinery 2014 Reserva (64% cab, 36% merlot). Reflecting on the… https://t.co/wJcc9QjkTxabout 2 days agoRIP Norm Bodek. Over two decades ago a presentation by Norm opened my eyes to the critical but oft-missed “respect… https://t.co/dBXQqVbH92about 2 days agoArchives Archives

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