January 7, 2007

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Kaizen Is a Numbers Game

Filed under: General — Hal @ 10:02 pm

It's been almost two years since Tom Peters claimed kaizen was dangerous. Now Silk and Spinach takes up the opposition, Kaizen Considered Harmful.

"Kaizen frees the hands of the innovator. And to think that sloppy processes can support rapid innovation is dangerous advice, Tom."

As Norman Bodek says, "Kaizen is a numbers game." The companies that embrace continuous improvement will eventually rise to the top.

December 7, 2005

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Join Us with Project Kaizen

Filed under: General — Hal @ 11:07 pm

A group of like-minded lean practitioners noticed that kaizen was generally not being practiced in the project setting. We've set out to change that and we invite you to help us do that. We called ourselves the Gang-of -Seven1. Our first project was a week-long co-blogging series where we explored project kaizen. You can read those postings along with some additional postings of others on this site.


  1. Hal Macomber: Reforming Project Management
    Norman Bodek: Kaikaku
    Joe Ely: Learning about Lean
    Jon Miller: Panta Rei
    Bill Waddell: Evolving Excellence
    Chuck Frey Innovation Weblog
    Mark Graban: Lean Manufacturing Blog [back]