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By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated April 13, 2011

Do What You Know

Like most families on Saturday mornings, our family does chores around the house. My wife does a great job adjusting the needs of each child while

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated March 29, 2011

On Friday March 25, 2011, I had an opportunity to hear Mark Zuckerberg, Founder and CEO of Facebook and Senator Orrin Hatch speak to a group at

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated March 28, 2011

I've written about the Myth of Multitasking before; but despite knowing that Multitasking often doesn't lead to good outcomes, I find it difficult to

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated December 24, 2010

In a previous Book Review of The Toyota Mindset, I promised to highlight each chapter of that book, showing actual stories from those who associated

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated December 17, 2010

In keeping with our series of honoring those that came before us and, on which shoulders we stand, today we'll revisit the life of Sakichi Toyoda,

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated December 8, 2010

In my experience, companies seem to enjoy comparing themselves to other companies, often in the spirit of "grass is greener on the other side". The

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated December 4, 2010

On this episode of "Shoulders of Giants", we remember Walter Shewhart. Walter Andrew Shewhart (pronounced like "shoe-heart", March 18, 1891 - March

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 5, 2010

To be an effective Lean trainer, coach, teacher, sensei, and mentor, one needs a lot of energy. And, it'll help you in your personal development and

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 3, 2010

Sometime last week, my daughter asked what we were having for dinner. I said, "roast and potatoes". Much later, she came to me and asked, "Dad,