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The Team and Workplace Excellence Forum had a good turn out in Phoenix, and a great roster of speakers.
I wasn't able to make everyone, but I wanted to share some thoughts. Love it if others who were in Phenox could share theirs.
"Lean Transformation Lessons for Practitioners and Students" co-presented by Rebecca Simmons. Many great things in this presentation. What really stood out to me was the focus on teaching students how to see a site and understand the power of Lean. There was a lot there that I hope Rebecca and her c-presenter unpack. Their students are lucky to have such a great and committed professor.
My presentation is here.
"Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect, It Makes Habit" co-presented by Ryan Burge. My key takeaway from this was an excellent framework for dealing with resistance and fears around change.
"Steering Towards Zero Issues" by Franco Seravalli. Franco shared a great case study from his plant in Costa Rica. I love his discussion on building passion and accountability. Too often the discussions I hear on this are from a United States and European perspective and Frnaco was a nice counterweight. I hope he'll expand on that.
Sorry for the ones I missed. If I left anyone of the list please let me know. If you attended any of these sessions please share your thoughts!
Pres Number | Role | First Name | Last Name | Presentation Title |
M06 | Co-Presenter | Rebecca | Simmons | Lean Transformation Lessons for Practitioners and Students |
M12 | Primary Presenter | Jeremiah | Genest | Sustaining Change - Executing a Sustainability Plan |
M14 | Primary Presenter | Jessica | Colon | Lean Six Sigma Escape Room |
M20 | Primary Presenter | Kizzy | Dominguez | Seven Secrets to Optimize Multigenerational Team Members! |
M25 | Primary Presenter | Ryan | Burge | Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect, It Makes Habit |
T01 | Primary Presenter | Franco | Seravalli | Steering Towards Zero Issues |
I wasn't able to make everyone, but I wanted to share some thoughts. Love it if others who were in Phenox could share theirs.
"Lean Transformation Lessons for Practitioners and Students" co-presented by Rebecca Simmons. Many great things in this presentation. What really stood out to me was the focus on teaching students how to see a site and understand the power of Lean. There was a lot there that I hope Rebecca and her c-presenter unpack. Their students are lucky to have such a great and committed professor.
My presentation is here.
"Practice Doesn’t Make Perfect, It Makes Habit" co-presented by Ryan Burge. My key takeaway from this was an excellent framework for dealing with resistance and fears around change.
"Steering Towards Zero Issues" by Franco Seravalli. Franco shared a great case study from his plant in Costa Rica. I love his discussion on building passion and accountability. Too often the discussions I hear on this are from a United States and European perspective and Frnaco was a nice counterweight. I hope he'll expand on that.
Sorry for the ones I missed. If I left anyone of the list please let me know. If you attended any of these sessions please share your thoughts!
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