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Paul Akers, of The American Innovator, responds to a question, “what would you do if you were starting your business over with lean?”
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Ted, at Ted Pancoast Woodworking, sent us this video and said, “I’m a believer! We are also starting to try and build lean culture. I want to be in that 2%!! Check out this video.”
Paul Akers tests out how waterproof is the Fitbit Charge HR. For more information on the Fitbit Charge HR, visit their website.
Andy Glass, of Glass Impressions, shows us how to take back the lost wall space taken up by cabinets. He uses Fastcap’s Kaizen Foam, Long Nose Marker, & TriBlade Utility Knife to get the job done!
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Kaizen Foam
Long Nose Maker
TriBlade Utility Knife
This video demonstrates a close up of FastCap’s Fret Nippers in action. If you work on guitars, you’re gonna love this tool! For more information on this product, visit our website.
Paul Akers sits down with Verne Harnish at FORTUNE Leadership Summit 2015.
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Paul Akers, of The American Innovator, travels to Minneapolis, MN for the 2015 Continuous Improvement Conference. While there, he met Professor John Compton, Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, Professor Emeritus, Rochester Institute of Technology and founder of Compton & Associates. Professor Compton had the privilege of working with Dr. Deming and discussed with Paul some of the things he learned from Dr. Deming.
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We better become phenomenal at lean or we haven’t got a chance!
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