by Dantar Oosterwal | May 10, 2023 | Lean Product Development
John Dewey, one of the most influential educational philosophers of the 20th century, emphasized the importance of learning through experience and reflection. He believed that learning should not be a one-way transmission of knowledge, but rather a collaborative...
by Ingela Hofverberg | Feb 21, 2023 | Lean Product Development
I will be at the LPPD Exchange Munich Conference (April 2023) (Link to full agenda) and am excited to share why implementing lean sometimes is so hard. Having practiced Lean for more than 15 years in different industries, countries and environments, it still strikes...
by Christer Lundh | Feb 19, 2023 | Lean Product Development
The speed and pace of the global operating environment is only getting faster. Leaders and teams that win on any challenge, take “Extreme Ownership” of their learning while being agile. Our LPPDE Munich Conference (April 2023) will focus on this concept and others....
by Christer Lundh | Jan 10, 2023 | Lean Product Development
Disruptions are happening every time a new technology, a new service, or a new business model provides a ten-time improvement of the present solution. According to Tony Seba (author and co-founder of RethinkX) this is valid all since Johannes Gutenberg invented the...
by Matt Albin | Nov 22, 2022 | Lean Product Development
The pandemic dramatically redefined our ideas about community and what being part of a community meant. Some communities were strengthened, new ones were created and some atrophied or ceased to exist. Professional organizations, religious organizations, schools, and...
by Norbert Majerus | Sep 20, 2022 | Lean Product Development
In the article “Unlearning What Toyota Taught Us,”1 author John McElroy lauds Tesla’s success with electric vehicles and wonders where Toyota has been. He specifically quotes the book The Toyota Product Development System2 when describing the Toyota product...
