VIDEOS
Getting Out of the Habit of Telling
Lean Transformation Summit 2018
Katie Anderson presented a 10-minute “Lean Talk” at the Lean Transformation Summit 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee.
View the slides and additional resources mentioned in the presentation in this blog post.
Watch the video on The Lean Post.
A3 Thinking and the Role of the Coach
HAN University (Nijmegen, Netherlands) Impact 2018 Symposium
Katie Anderson presented a closing keynote lecture on the topic of “A3 Thinking and the Role of Facilitator (manager or supervisor) in Improvement Projects” to an audience of 300+ university students, lecturers, and business people attending the HAN University Impact 2018 Symposium. October 11, 2018
View an article about the event.
Using the Personal Improvement A3 Process
Lean Transformation Summit 2017
Katie Anderson is interviewed Lean Enterprise Institute about the coaching workshop she teaches about using A3 thinking for personal improvement and development, recorded at the 2017 Lean Transformation Summit.
Watch the video on The Lean Post.
PODCASTS + WEBINARS
Be specific: Coaching practices for personal improvement and problem solving
Lean Frontiers Webinar – December 2018
Description and listen directly on Lean Frontiers.
Daily intentional practice
IEX Webinar – December 2018
Watch directly at IEX.
Katie Anderson on Lean Collaboration Within Healthcare and Beyond
Lean Blog Podcast with Mark Graban #326
Listen on the Lean Blog.
How to Use A3 Thinking
Gemba Academy Podcast #173
Listen on Gemba Academy.
Find visual aids and commentary of the interview in this blog post.
Katie Anderson on Japan: Standard Work, Customers, and Healthcare
Lean Blog Podcast with Mark Graban #302
Lean Reflections on Living in Japan
Lean Blog Podcast with Mark Graban #275
KBJ ANDERSON BLOG – KEY POSTS
These are popular posts that highlight leadership principles and practices that are core to the KBJ Anderson approach.
Leading Daily Improvement: Creating New Habits and Practices to Support Continuous Improvement
Effective Questions to Support Problem Solving Thinking
“Live less out of habit and more out of intent” – Intentions for 2016
12 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Making Your New Year Resolutions and Goals
Intention and the Art of Meishi (Japanese Business Card) Exchange
Problem-Solving Thinking
The Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) or Plan-Do-Study-Adjust (PDSA) cycles are the basis of the scientific method and are foundational to problem-solving thinking and Lean practices. In my work, I not only help clients learn how to practice structured problem-solving thinking to solve operational or process problems, but also use the same framework to approach personal improvement and create new leadership habits.