E6S-168 The Know-Nothing Black Belt
In this episode number 168, we discuss the idea of employing a "Know-Nothing Black Belt" through our commentary on yet another 2009 iSixSigma article from Aaron's information hoard.
Read MoreIn this episode number 168, we discuss the idea of employing a "Know-Nothing Black Belt" through our commentary on yet another 2009 iSixSigma article from Aaron's information hoard.
Read MoreIn this episode number 167, we discuss the beautiful, the magnificent, the "I can't live without it!" Gantt chart, in part 4 of our "Project Shedule Planning" series.
Read MoreIn this episode number 165, we continue our "Sweet 16" debate over the 2009 iSixSigma article, 16 Smart Tips for Successful Black Belts.
Read MoreIn this episode number 164, we debate yet another iSixSigma article from Aaron's hoarded archives, 16 Smart Tips for Successful Black Belts.
Read MoreIn this episode number 160, we continue our discussion with healthcare improvement specialist, Shana Dykema, on her work applying Task Driven Activity-Based Costing, (TDABC), at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Read MoreIn this episode number 159, we speak with healthcare improvement specialist, Shana Dykema, on her work applying Task Driven Activity-Based Costing, (TDABC), at the Medical University of South Carolina.
Read MoreIn this episode number 157, we present the Lean Six Sigma Employee Engagement Survey and demonstrate how to measure program maturity.
Read MoreIn this episode number 156, we clean house a bit with a review of an old iSixSigma article called, " Black Belts Should Create Balanced Project Portfolios," by William Rushing.
Read MoreIn this episode number 155, we just ask "Ctrl+Shift+Esc" to break us out of here. "Down with the Dogma!" Jacob and I discuss where and when we think certain rules just shouldn't apply, or no longer make sense and may actually do more harm.
Read MoreIn this episode number 153, we carry forward the holiday spirit with an inspiring story about a Black Belt, Yelena, "From Russia to Riches."
Read MoreIn this episode number 152B, we continue with Stave 2 of "A Business Carol" To get the full commercial free release (for free), fill out the form at http://e6s-methods.com/book-releases or email me, "Aaron," aaron@e6s-methods.com, and I'll send you the link to download all 8 audio files.
Read MoreThis episode number 152A, we kick off the holidays with a rebroadcast of Stave 1 of the audio release of "A Business Carol" To get the full commercial free release (for free), fill out the form at http://e6s-methods.com/book-releases or email me, "Aaron," directly at aaron@e6s-methods.com, and I'll send you the link to download all 8 audio files.
Read MoreIn this episode number 150, we welcome Carlos Fiol to speak about his work dealing with big data text analytics in a default mortgage process. You can find notes and graphics for this episode on website, including a collection of Carlos' wildlife photography.
Read MoreIn this episode number 149 you'll hear a live recording from the Northeast Quality Council 61st annual conference on the topic of "Design for Customer Experience."
Read MoreIn this episode number 148, how to avoid being a career turkey with author and self-proclaimed 6-time career turkey, Marc Miller.
Read MoreThis bonus release is a rebroadcast of episode 63 on Zombie Projects, remastered in honor of Halloween. Happy Halloween to all our listeners! Beware the Zombie Projects....
Read MoreIn this episode number 145, we interrupt our regularly scheduled program for this Halloween special about those project management vampires - Projects of the Night Taking to Flight.
Read MoreIn this episode number 142, we continue with part 2 of "Lean Six Sigma and/or Agile?" talking through how Lean Six Sigma and Agile can work together.
Read MoreIn this episode number 140, we welcome back Dr. Anwar El-Homsi, to speak about his new book, Harmonization: Way of Being, Seeing and Doing.
Read MoreIn this episode number 136, please enjoy an excerpt from my "coming soon" book, "Is Lean Six Sigma Right for Me?" with a story about Jonny B. Ermuda in a "Tale of a Project Lost."
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