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Why Should We Care About the Indo-Pacific?Why Should We Care if China is Threatening Japan over Taiwan? | with Bonnie Glaser & Amb. Shingo YamagamiIn this special live pod, Ray and Jim were joined by two distinguished guests: Former Japanese Ambassador to Australia Shingo Yamagami and Bonnie Glaser, Director of the Indo-Pacific Program at the German Marshall Fund of the U.S. Together, they unpack China's escalating diplomatic offensive against Japan following PM Sanae Takaichi's recent statements about Taiwan.What Sparked the CrisisEp. 114 centers on Takaichi's remarks in the Japanese Diet, where she responded to a hypothetical question about a Taiwan blockade scenario. She stated that if China imposed a blockade around Taiwan and the U.S. intervened, Ja...
2025-12-041h 01
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 54: From Observing to Owning: A New Generation’s Perspective on Leading HuddlesThis podcast, based on the article “From Observing to Owning: A New Generation’s Perspective on Leading Huddles” by Mark McKenzie and Andrew Martyn, explores how empowering a new Gen Z team member to lead daily huddles transformed them from routine check-ins into meaningful developmental experiences.Andrew shares his journey of moving from passive observation to active leadership, reflecting on how trust, humility, and respect can make huddles engaging, productive, and connected. By contrasting ineffective huddles from previous workplaces with a more inclusive and purposeful approach, he demonstrates how clear intent and ownership can energize a team’s daily...
2025-12-0432 min
🧘♀️ Biopilates Deep Dive🇰🇪 🐎 Siri za Shingo: Mwongozo wa Farasi Juu ya Mkao - Stott Pilates CervicalNakala hii ni mahojiano ya kipekee kati ya mtu aitwaye Ferid na farasi anayeitwa Gandour, yakilenga biomechaniki ya shingo na uwekaji wa kichwa. Gandour anaeleza kwamba kwa farasi, uwekaji mzuri wa kichwa hautengani na mgongo ulio huru na unyumbufu wa jumla wa mwili, akionya dhidi ya kulazimisha mwendo. Anaweka sawa baina ya hali ya shingo kwa binadamu na farasi, akisisitiza jinsi misuli ya ndani ya shingo inapaswa kuongoza mwendo kabla ya misuli ya juu juu. Mahojiano hayo yanafafanua nafasi muhimu ya viungo vya uti wa mgongo wa juu (C1-C2)
2025-11-2415 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 3: Back to Basics - Challenge the Status QuoIn this episode, Shaun Barker and Mike Martyn explore what it truly means for organizations to redefine excellence. They emphasize that mastery requires a continuous willingness to challenge the status quo—breaking what exists, rebuilding it better, and constantly reimagining the future while honoring the past. As companies push beyond traditional benchmarks, they may find themselves charting a path few have walked before.Shaun and Mike highlight how the Shingo Model offers a timeless foundation for this journey, providing principles that guide growth without locking organizations into rigid behaviors. They encourage listeners to evolve, innovate, and embrace th...
2025-11-2025 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 1: Back to BasicsWe kick things off with a fundamental question:If Lean thinking works so well, why aren’t more organizations doing it—and how does the Shingo Model fit into the picture?Our guest, Ravi Uppal, Sr. Manager at Apple Inc., shares his perspective in this quick conversation you won’t want to miss.To learn more about the Shingo Model, please visit https://shingo.org.
2025-11-1212 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 2: Back To Basics - FailurePeter Barnett and Lacey Garner, Circana, dive into the uncomfortable but essential topic of failure—what it teaches us, how it shapes us, and why it’s a necessary part of growth. Whether you're leading a team, improving a process, or navigating personal challenges, failure is often the first step toward excellence.To learn more please visit https://shingo.org.
2025-11-1213 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 53: Harmonizing Process Improvement ApproachesJoin members of the Future of People at Work community for a dynamic panel discussion exploring how diverse improvement philosophies can come together to create stronger, more resilient organizations. Drawing on insights from thought leaders such as Shigeo Shingo, Eli Goldratt, and Ryuji Fukuda, the panel will discuss how integrating methods like design for manufacture, total productive maintenance, and design of experiments can drive innovation and shape the future of improvement, technology, and the way we work.To learn more about the Shingo Model, please visit https://shingo.org
2025-11-1231 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 52: Seeing the Whole to Building Sustainable OrganizationsLean organizations often struggle with declining performance and engagement over time. Solving this requires more than a reductionist approach—it calls for a holistic view of how systems interact and shape new behaviors.In this episode, Ana will share insights from 15 years of Shingo Prize recipient analysis, highlighting the top 10 systems organizations are prioritizing to achieve not only enterprise excellence but also ecosystem excellence. Whether you’re a leader, practitioner, researcher, or simply curious about navigating complexity, we invite you to join this session and explore how organizations can become more dynamic, adaptable, and sustainable....
2025-09-2025 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 51: Overcoming Transformation FailuresIn this episode, we explore why organizational transformation so often falls short — and how the Shingo Model® provides a roadmap for lasting, principle-driven change. We break down how leaders connect strategy, systems, and culture by creating urgency, translating intent into daily behaviors, measuring success differently, and embedding alignment into everyday work. Whether you’re a senior leader, change agent, or improvement professional, this conversation offers practical insights to drive transformation that truly sticks.To learn more, please visit https://shingo.org/articles.
2025-08-2233 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 50: Digitization and the Shingo Model®In this engaging podcast, Dr. Peter Hines explores how digitization and the Shingo approach can work together to drive meaningful transformation—a topic gaining momentum in both industry and academia. Based on global research supported by the Shingo Institute®, Dr. Hines shares insights from over 1,000 industry responses across 66 countries. The findings reveal a lack of consistent understanding around Lean Industry 4.0 terminology and a tendency to repeat past Lean mistakes by overlooking leadership, engagement, and behavioral competencies. While Lean Industry 4.0 is often pursued for efficiency and cost savings, its long-term value depends on integrating cultural and leadership principles. Dr. Hines emp...
2025-07-2132 min
Lean Blog Interviews: Real-World Lean Leadership Conversations in Healthcare and BeyondTransforming Healthcare: Ken Segel on Lean, Shingo, and Operating SystemsMy guest for Episode #530 of the Lean Blog Interviews Podcast is Ken Segel, Co-Founder and Chief Relationship Officer at Value Capture.
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With over two decades of experience in healthcare improvement, Ken has been instrumental in guiding Value Capture's mission: helping healthcare organizations pursue habitual excellence by applying principles of safety, transparency, and systems thinking. In this episode, Ken shares lessons drawn from his unique and non-traditional journey--from public policy work in Washington, D.C. to transformative partnerships with industry icon Paul O'Neill and the Pittsburgh Regional Health...
2025-07-0948 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 49: Shingo Challenge - Eligibility and Results RequirementsIn today’s session Brittany Ogden and Shaun Barker, who oversee the Shingo assessment process will talk about the Shingo Challenge—what it is, who’s eligible, and how to prepare.The Shingo Prize is a prestigious recognition of organizational excellence, grounded in cultural transformation and principle-based behavior. Unlike traditional assessments, Shingo examiners evaluate how deeply the Shingo Guiding Principles are embedded in daily operations. Brittany and Shaun walk us through the eligibility process, including the results documentation.We also highlight the importance of early conversations—some organizations begin planning two years in advance. Whether or not y...
2025-06-1932 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 48: Leading ExcellenceToday’s podcast explores how leaders can thrive in a Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous (VUCA) environment by embracing adaptive, principle-based leadership rooted in the Shingo Model™. Drawing on insights from the book Leading Excellence, the episode introduces the concept of the “5 Hats of the Adaptive Leader”—Inspire, Coach, Teach, Support, and Direct—as practical tools to guide leaders in responding effectively to different situations. It emphasizes the importance of understanding one’s own core belief system, as well as those of others, to foster emotional intelligence and ideal behaviors. Leaders must shape culture intentionally, align systems to drive desired behavi...
2025-05-2734 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 47: Psychological Safety as the Foundation of Continuous ImprovementIn today’s episode, we’re exploring a foundational yet often overlooked element of continuous improvement: psychological safety. It's the belief that team members can speak up—about mistakes, concerns, and ideas—without fear of punishment. And it’s not just a “nice-to-have”—it’s a must-have for any organization striving to learn and grow.Drawing insights from The Mistakes That Make Us and the powerful principles of the Shingo Model, we’ll unpack how leading organizations like Toyota create cultures where mistakes become opportunities—not for blame, but for learning and improvement.To learn more, please visit htt...
2025-04-2547 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 46: The Relentless Pursuit of MasteryAchieving the Shingo Prize or reaching the highest levels of the Shingo Behavioral Scale is a remarkable accomplishment—but it’s not the final destination. The real question is: what comes next?In this episode, we explore the shift from maturity to mastery in organizational excellence. Maturity brings stability and best practices, but mastery breaks boundaries, redefines industries, and sets new standards. Drawing inspiration from the Japanese concept of Takumi—a lifelong pursuit of perfection—we’ll uncover three key steps to move beyond sustaining excellence and into pioneering innovation.If you’re ready to push past be...
2025-03-2133 min
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2025-02-2512 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 45: The Path for Every Team MemberIn this podcast, Robert Martichenko, Shingo Publication recipient and chair of TrailPath Workplace Solutions and founder of LeanCor Supply Chain Group will discuss how we need to truly believe that respect and improvement in our work can be guiding principles for organizational decisions, leadership behaviors, and team member participation. Listeners will learn how an employment environment is elevated through a clear commitment to every team member inside the organization. To learn more, please visit https://shingo.org/articles.
2025-02-2237 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 44: The Power of Daily ImprovementIn this podcast, Peter Barnett, Director of Executive Education at the Shingo Institute will cover how coaching can transform your organization’s culture and drive lasting change. In the fast-paced world of continuous improvement, simply teaching problem-solving skills isn’t enough. Coaching is the key to empowering employees, fostering accountability, and unlocking their full potential.We’ll explore effective coaching techniques that build problem-solving capabilities, encourage collaboration, and create a culture of learning. Learn how to coach for skill development, reinforce new behaviors, and keep teams aligned with organizational goals. To learn more about the Shingo...
2025-01-2832 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 43: Building System CapabilitiesIn this podcast Cheryl Jekiel, a Shingo Faculty Fellow, redefines sustainable learning by addressing why traditional training often fails. With more than 25 years of experience, she highlights key challenges like vague goals and misaligned leadership. Cheryl introduces a practical tool that clarifies expectations, breaks skills into steps, and aligns them with organizational systems. She emphasizes active engagement, coaching, and practice to bridge the gap between training and performance. She emphasizes that by fostering communities of practice and embedding new behaviors into routines, organizations can build lasting capabilities. Attendees gain actionable insights to create a culture of learning that drives...
2025-01-0936 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 42: Unleashing Employee Potential: The Key to Organizational SuccessIn this podcast we will be learning from Jay Timms, a seasoned organizational psychologist on "Unleashing Employee Potential: The Key to Organizational Success." In this session, Jay will explore the critical disconnect between how leaders perceive their company culture and how employees actually experience it, shedding light on the significant impact this gap has on productivity and talent retention. Drawing from his expertise, Jay will discuss why many organizations still rely on outdated management principles that prioritize system efficiency over human potential. He'll reveal how this misalignment is costing businesses and explain the importance of understanding the brain-engagement connection...
2024-11-2624 min
PWTorch VIP AudioVIP AUDIO 11/16 – Alan4L’s ProWres Paradise: The Shingo Takagi induction party! Shingo’s career, DPW’s Carolina Classic, Ishin vs. Mochizuki Jr., more (67 min.)SHOW SUMMARY: In our latest episode of Alan4L’s ProWres Paradise, PWTorch columnist Alan4L flies solo to do what he can do like nobody else – rave about the 20 year career of Shingo Takagi! Shingo was [...]
2024-11-161h 07Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 41: Act Your Way to Lean ThinkingIn this podcast we explore the core idea that behavior change, not belief change, drives Lean transformation. Arnoud Herremans and Norbert Majerus explain how altering the environment to support new behaviors fosters Lean thinking.Using examples from Goodyear's Innovation Centers, the session demonstrates how coaching leaders and creating collaborative systems led to significant improvements. Practical strategies like Lean problem-solving, gemba walks, and role modeling will be discussed, showing how to build a Lean-friendly culture that promotes sustainable results.Attendees will gain tools to create environments where Lean behaviors—and ultimately, Lean thinking—can thrive. I...
2024-10-1729 min
Monstercat Silk ShowcaseMonstercat Silk Showcase 772 - Shingo Nakamura Mix ("Solace" Edition)Follow Monstercat Silk on all platforms - https://monster.cat/silkFollow our playlists: https://ffm.bio/monstercatTracklistSilk Exclusive:1. Aftruu - Echoes Of You [Monstercat Silk] [00:35]2. Stendahl - Sol [Rewoven] [05:06]3. Faodail - Turning [Monstercat Silk] [09:06]4. Yara Yard - Surrender [This Never Happened] [11:46]5. A.M.R x Blood Groove & Kikis - Lotus [Monstercat Silk] [16:35]Silk Spotlight:6. Shingo Nakamura x Mango x Nina Carr - Solace [Monstercat Silk] [21:07]
2024-10-091h 01Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 40: The Shingo LeaderThe Shingo Model promotes a culture of respect for every individual, with leadership rooted in humility. Gary Peterson of O.C. Tanner exemplifies this through his leadership, which has been the subject of research by Helen Zak, who is the Research Director at the Shingo Institute, Peter Hines, who is a Shingo Faculty Fellow and Shingo Academy Member, and Juliana Salvadorinho, who is working with the Institute as a research assistant. Their study focuses on O.C. Tanner as a Shingo Prize recipient site and investigates Gary's leadership effectiveness over the past 37 years, emphasizing four key leadership systems at...
2024-09-1934 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 39: Ahead of the Curve: Using Key Behavioral Indicators for Predictive SuccessIn this podcast Jacob Raymer, a Shingo Faculty Fellow and Shingo Academy Member, delves into the transformative power of Key Behavioral Indicators, known as KBIs, in driving predictive success. In today's dynamic business landscape, understanding and leveraging KBIs can provide organizations with a competitive edge, enabling them to anticipate challenges, optimize processes, and achieve sustainable growth. In this podcast learn: 1) The fundamentals of Key Behavioral Indicators and their significance in predictive analytics. 2) Strategies for identifying and implementing KBIs within your organization. 3) Real-world case studies demonstrating the successful application of KBIs. 4) Practical tips for integrating KBIs into your existing performance...
2024-08-2231 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 38: Challenging for the Shingo PrizeIn this podcast learn the steps necessary to Challenge for the Shingo Prize. The Shingo Prize is based on a complete assessment of an organization’s culture and how well it drives world-class results. Most organizations do not wait to challenge for the Shingo Prize until they are likely to achieve it. Rather, they use their challenge as part of their progression to guide their journey of continuous improvement. Listen to this podcast to learn more about the process or visit https://shingo.org/awards/challenge-for-the-shingo-prize. You may also email our team at brittney.ogden@usu.edu or shaun.bar...
2024-07-2935 min
Social Suplex Podcast NetworkWrestling Art w/ Chris Things - Ep. 37 - MOTW w/ Brad: American Dragon vs ShingoEpisode 37 is here pals! It's our Chris Things Art "Match of the Week" Edition w/ my dear friend (& fellow American Dragon aficionado), Bradley, talking the INCREDIBLE Bryan Danielson vs Shingo bout - not from this past week, but 14 years ago in Dragon Gate USA! So here's the deal, we watched the DGUSA edition as a primer for the big AEW rematch & for a variety of reasons (as we discuss), the Forbidden Door edition just couldn't reach the lofty heights of the original. So this ended up a more 'compare & contrast' look at both. Still two VERY fine professional wrestling matc...
2024-07-111h 15
Wrestling Art with Chris ThingsWrestling Art Ep. 37 - Chris Things MOTW w/ Brad: American Dragon vs ShingoEpisode 37 is here pals! It's our Chris Things Art "Match of the Week" Edition w/ my dear friend (& fellow American Dragon aficionado), Bradley, talking the INCREDIBLE Bryan Danielson vs Shingo bout - not from this past week, but 14 years ago in Dragon Gate USA! So here's the deal, we watched the DGUSA edition as a primer for the big AEW rematch & for a variety of reasons (as we discuss), the Forbidden Door edition just couldn't reach the lofty heights of the original. So this ended up a more 'compare & contrast' look at both. Still two VERY fine professional wrestling ma...
2024-07-111h 15
Monstercat Silk ShowcaseMonstercat Silk Showcase 757 (Hosted by Shingo Nakamura)Follow Monstercat Silk on all platforms - https://monster.cat/silkFollow our playlists: https://ffm.bio/monstercatTracklist1. Shingo Nakamura & Nina Carr - Underneath [Monstercat Silk] [00:35]2. PROFF - Snowflake [Monstercat Silk] [04:51]3. Shingo Nakamura - Before You Go [Monstercat Silk] [13:15]4. Shingo Nakamura - Prism [Monstercat Silk] [17:31]5. Kaiyan - Never Felt Like This [Colorize] [21:23]6. Because Of Art, Jody Wisternoff & James Grant - HRSN (ft. Ayah Marar) [Anjunadeep] [25:39]7. Ophanim - Indigo [Colorize] [32:42]8. Above & Beyond - Crazy Love (ft...
2024-06-261h 01Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 37: The Mistakes that Make UsJoin us for an engaging podcast as we explore the transformative power of cultivating a culture that learns from mistakes, ultimately driving continuous improvement and innovation, leading to greater success! Renowned author Mark Graban will draw upon examples from a diverse array of companies, including industry titans like Toyota and agile software startups such as KaiNexus. During this session, participants will gain valuable insights into the experiences of CEOs and other leaders, regardless of company size, who have adeptly turned mistakes into opportunities for growth and advancement. While these leaders remain vigilant in error prevention, they recognize th...
2024-06-2634 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 36: The Future of People at WorkThe business world faces profound change. Technological advancements such as the advent of AI, the arrival of a new generation of employees, and rapidly changing customers are just a few of the challenges confronting organizations of tomorrow. Join this podcast to learn more about the Future of People at Work Symposium designed to provide an understanding of these changes, foster discussion on their implications, and generate actionable ideas to create future workplaces with people at the center.To learn more about the symposium scheduled for July 18-19, 2024 in Detroit, MI, USA, please visit shingo.org/events.
2024-05-2533 min
Monstercat Silk ShowcaseMonstercat Silk Showcase 750 (Shingo Nakamura B2B A.M.R - Live in Tokyo)Follow Monstercat Silk on all platforms - https://monster.cat/silkFollow our playlists: https://ffm.bio/monstercatTracklist1. rshand - Leave It All [Monstercat Silk] [00:35]2. Shingo Nakamura - Focus [Monstercat Silk] [03:10]3. A.M.R x Blood Groove & Kikis - Lotus [Monstercat Silk] [07:12]4. Harold-Alexis - The Ocean's Feedback (Marsh Remix) [Monstercat Silk] [12:03]Silk Exclusive:5. Shingo Nakamura & Nina Carr - Underneath [Monstercat Silk] [17:40]6. Shingo Nakamura - Prism [Monstercat Silk] [21:25]7. A.M...
2024-05-081h 02Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 35: Why CareJoin us for an insightful podcast as we navigate the complexities of the modern work landscape shaped by Industry 4.0 and the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. The global surge in Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity has accelerated the pace of change, demanding organizations to prioritize the psychological wellbeing of their workforce. Based on the upcoming book, "Why Care?", the authors Chris Butterworth and Caroline Greenlee delve into the crucial intersection of psychological health and continuous improvement. Informed by a 2023 global study by the Workforce Institute, which highlighted the impact of work on mental health, we explore strategies t...
2024-04-2733 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 34: The Foundational Skills of a Continuous Improvement CultureIn today's dynamic business environment, the ability to adapt and evolve is crucial. In this podcast, Jim Huntzinger, founder of Lean Frontiers will explore the essential building blocks for cultivating a robust culture of continuous improvement within your organization. We will dive into the foundational skills that lay the groundwork for fostering a culture where continuous improvement is not just a practice but a way of thinking.To learn more about this topic, please visit: https://shingo.org/the-foundational-skills-of-a-continuous-improvement-culture/.
2024-03-1731 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 33: Leading to Learn - Harnessing the Power of PeopleIn today’s fast-paced business landscape, it’s easy to get caught up in chasing short-term outcomes. But what if I told you there’s a better way to achieve lasting success? Join us as guest, Katie Anderson, Shingo Publication Award recipient, will dive into the principles of the Shingo Model and uncover the transformative power of her book, Learning to Lead, Leading to Learn. You’ll understand the core principles that have propelled Toyota to unparalleled success; discover how to cultivate a culture of continuous improvement and high performance in your organization; gain insights from Isao Yoshino, a 40-year le...
2024-02-1631 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 32: Unlocking the Power of Every Individual at OhioHealthIn this podcast, Emily Swaney, Senior Director, Lean Promotion Office at OhioHeath, will emphasize the shift from a finance-focused approach to a people-centric philosophy at OhioHealth. Starting in 2006, the organization initially concentrated on removing waste and achieving financial success but realized the importance of developing its most valuable asset—its people. In 2016, OhioHealth adopted the Shingo Model as its True North, guiding the creation of the OhioHealth Management System. This system focuses on integrating principles into daily operations, emphasizing the "why" to align individuals with organizational goals. Emily will emphasize the importance of supporting and empowering every individual, incorporating co...
2024-01-2434 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 31: Thinking Outside the Lean BoxDiscover the secrets to fostering innovation beyond conventional methodologies in this podcast with special guests Norbert Majerus, a Shingo Faculty Fellow and Sam Landers, retiree from The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Learn from the experience of Goodyear, a company that transformed its innovation culture long before implementing Lean in the innovation center. The podcast will delve into universal and timeless principles that propelled Goodyear's success, including the explicit goal of obsoleting products, promoting courage and prudent risk-taking, and fostering collaboration across functions.Explore how Goodyear's innovation culture, recognized with the AME Excellence award, not only facilitated a...
2024-01-1532 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 29: Trust by Abel Gomez (Spanish version)One of the primary challenges for leaders is helping people develop trust and confidence in the organization. Trust is an element in business that few leaders understand and, therefore, are unable to permeate to their people. Developing trust is the basis for creating real change and for eradicating paradigms and stigmas that exist within organizations. The lack of trust decreases the potential of integrating people with processes and results.When team members feel trust and confidence in their organization, they show it in meetings with managers and leaders at different levels as they discuss what's happening in...
2023-11-1646 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 30: The Big Mistake with HRIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Cheryl Jekiel, Shingo Faculty Fellow and CEO of the Lean Leadership Center, on the topic “The Big Mistake with HR.” Organizations committed to fostering a Shingo culture find that Human Relations (HR) is critical to achieving operational and organizational excellence. However, while HR touches most people-related systems, it is often on the sidelines of continuous improvement. In this podcast, we will discuss specific ways to involve HR in continuous improvement initiatives for greater success. We will also introduce the newly developed Shingo HR Action Learning Community....
2023-11-1636 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 29: Trust by Abel Gomez (English version)One of the primary challenges for leaders is helping people develop trust and confidence in the organization. Trust is an element in business that few leaders understand and, therefore, are unable to permeate to their people. Developing trust is the basis for creating real change and for eradicating paradigms and stigmas that exist within organizations. The lack of trust decreases the potential of integrating people with processes and results.When team members feel trust and confidence in their organization, they show it in meetings with managers and leaders at different levels as they discuss what's happening in...
2023-11-1447 min
JUICY TALK PODCAST by SUNSHINE JUICE「やりたいこと、やるべきことを習慣づけてやる」JUICY TALK with Shingo Nishinari今回のゲストはラッパーのSHINGO★西成さん。SHINGOさんのその愛に溢れた音楽、言葉、表現や行動ができるその秘訣。そしてSHINGOさんが日々考えること、暮らしの中で"JUICY"に生きるヒントを伺いました。※ リニューアルに伴い、トーク内の楽曲は配信されなくなっております。
2023-10-0324 min
My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and LeadershipShingo Institute Executive Director Ken Snyder: Navigating the Nuances of Lean Leadership and Sustainable ChangeEpisode page with video, transcript, and more
My guest for Episode #230 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Ken Snyder, Executive Director of the Shingo Institute and Senior Lecturer at Utah State University.
Ken has been the executive director of the Shingo Institute since 2015. He developed an interest in Japanese business practices while living in Japan during the time he was a student. His interest led him to major in Japanese history from the University of Utah and then to pursue an MBA from Harvard Graduate School of Business for the purpose of working with a Japane...
2023-10-0248 min
My Favorite Mistake: Learning Without Blame in Business and LeadershipShingo Institute Executive Director Ken Snyder: Navigating the Nuances of Lean Leadership and Sustainable ChangeEpisode page with video, transcript, and more
My guest for Episode #230 of the My Favorite Mistake podcast is Ken Snyder, Executive Director of the Shingo Institute and Senior Lecturer at Utah State University.
Ken has been the executive director of the Shingo Institute since 2015. He developed an interest in Japanese business practices while living in Japan during the time he was a student. His interest led him to major in Japanese history from the University of Utah and then to pursue an MBA from Harvard Graduate School of Business for the purpose of working with a Japanese business ex...
2023-10-0248 min
Connecting the DotsThe Shingo Guiding Principles 3-part series: Enterprise Alignment (Part 3) with Chris Butterworth Chris Butterworth is a multi-award-winning author, speaker, and coach. He is a certified Shingo Institute master-level facilitator and a Shingo Institute Faculty Fellow and examiner. He is the winner of Best New Speaker of the Year Award for The Executive Connection (TEC) for his talk on Lean Thinking and the co-author of the widely acclaimed Shingo publication award winning books 4+1: Embedding a Culture of Continuous Improvement and The Essence of Excellence and is also the editor of the Shingo Institute book Enterprise Alignment and Results.Link to claim CME credit: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/3DXCFW3CME credit...
2023-09-2828 minConnecting the DotsThe Shingo Guiding Principles 3-part series: Continuous Improvement (Part 2) with Dan FlemingDan Fleming is the Director of Consulting Services at GBMP and has an impressive 30+ years of experience in operations and engineering, including 25 years of hands-on practice devoted to the principles and tools of the Toyota Production System and Continuous Improvement. Dan has been a Shingo Prize Examiner and Shingo Course Facilitator for 10 years. He played key role in developing GBMP’s Lean Healthcare Certificate Course, which has been highly praised and taken by over 1000 individuals from various medical institutions. Dan is a Shingo Prize Recipient and Lean Silver Certified and regularly speaks at regional, national, and international conferences. He has a bachel...
2023-09-2135 minConnecting the DotsThe Shingo Guiding Principles 3-part series: Cultural Enablers (Part 1) with Dr. Peter HinesProfessor Peter Hines, is the Co-Founder of the Lean Enterprise Research Centre at Cardiff Business School. LERC grew to be the largest academic research in lean globally. He has undertaken extensive research into Lean and written or co-written twelve books including Shingo Prize winning books “Staying Lean”, “Creating a Lean & Green Business System” and “The Essence of Excellence”. His latest book “Why Bother” was published in 2022 and received Shingo Publication Award in May 2023. Peter now runs the Enterprise Excellent Network providing European based forms with on-site benchmarking, learning, and networking opportunities. He also continues his a...
2023-09-1429 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 28: Socio-technical Systems in Healthcare and How the Shingo Model Addresses ItIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Skip Steward, Vice President and Chief Improvement Officer at Baptist Memorial Health Care. Skip will review how the Shingo Model is “just what the doctor ordered” when it comes to the multitude of ills in healthcare. Participants will discover how healthcare is a complex socio-technical system, the implications of that complex system, and how providers need a model like the Shingo Model. The discussion will also show how the Shingo Model is a socio-technical system that supports the complex interactions between people, technology, and processes, all of wh...
2023-07-1929 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 27: Management for OmotenashiIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Mike Martyn who has received the Shingo Publication Award four times, including his most recent book, “Management for Omotenashi.” Mike is a member of the Shingo Academy and a Shingo Examiner, as well. He has supported many organizations that have challenged and received Shingo recognition.In this podcast, we will learn how the key to inspiring and engaging people is to define why an organization exists and give each person the opportunity to discover their own purpose connected to the mastery of their work and the...
2023-06-0632 min
Monstercat Silk ShowcaseMonstercat Silk Showcase 700 (Shingo Nakamura Live Performance)Follow Monstercat Silk on all platforms - monster.cat/silkTracklist1. Shingo Nakamura - Fauna [Otographic] [00:35]2. Shingo Nakamura - Foggy Morning [Monstercat Silk] [08:00]3. Shingo Nakamura - Phenomena [Monstercat Silk] [12:59]4. Above & Beyond - Surge (PROFF & Igor Garanin Remix) [Anjunadeep] [17:41]5. Shingo Nakamura & Brandon Mignacca - Darling Midnight [Monstercat Silk] [24:35]6. Shingo Nakamura - Focus [Monstercat Silk] [29:33]7. Shingo Nakamura - Come Closer [Monstercat Silk] [33:43]8. Shingo Nakamura & Stendahl - Tribute, Chapter III [Monstercat Silk] [38:24]9. Simon Doty & Marsh - Touch The Sky...
2023-05-241h 01Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 26: That Shingo FeelingIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Lisa Riley who is the Executive Director of The Manufacturing Institute, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, and Martin Haigh who has been with TMI as an associate practitioner for many years.When it comes to productivity and growth, culture can account for 20 to 30 percent of the difference in corporate performance. So, it stands to reason that feelings compelled by positive culture will inspire success. Likewise, toxic culture will compound failure. When we understand the link between our thoughts, behaviors, and emotions, we become more self-award a...
2023-04-2620 min
Lean Blog Interviews: Real-World Lean Leadership Conversations in Healthcare and BeyondIN MEMORIAM - Ritsuo Shingo, Former Toyota Executive and Lean TeacherBlog post about Mr. Shingo's passing
Today, we mourn and remember Ritsuo Shingo, who recently passed away at age 75. I am re-releasing episode 409 with him from two years ago this month, in April 2021.
My deepest condolences to his family, friends, and everybody who worked with him, including my friends at the Shingo Institute.
2023-04-241h 01Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 25: Avoiding the Continuous Appearance TrapIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Patrick Adams, an internationally recognized leadership coach, consultant, and professional speaker. He is also the author of the best-selling book, Avoiding the Continuous Appearance Trap, which received the Shingo Publication Award earlier this year.In his book, Patrick identifies 12 strategic questions everyone can ask to understand what’s truly beneath their culture. These questions give everyone the ability to assess their operations and begin acting right away.In this podcast, we will discuss how human behaviors and culture are complex and very complicated. If you...
2023-03-3026 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 24: Unity, Ownership, and Focus - Deploying the Shingo ModelJust like there is a relationship between tools and systems or systems and principles, there is also a relationship between the three Shingo Model dimensions which are Cultural Enablers, Continuous Improvement, and Enterprise Alignment. These relationships are profound, and they shape our thinking about how to be more successful in our efforts to become a Lean organization.Listen to this podcast given by Jacob Raymer, co-creator of the Shingo Model and Shingo Faculty Fellow, to learn more about the connection and how these success factors are key in establishing a Lean culture. Visit shingo.org/articles to...
2023-02-2430 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 23: Engaging Employees to a True PurposeIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from John Quirke, a Shingo Publication Award recipient and senior partner and head of the life sciences and health sector at S A Partners, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, as he shares his insights on engaging employees to a true purpose. Does the purpose statement in your organization resonate with your employees? How do you think you would create a compelling purpose statement if you don't already have one? These questions and more will be answered during this podcast. To learn more, please visit https://shingo.o...
2023-02-0132 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 22: Creating a Culture of InnovationIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from Norbert Majerus a Shingo Faculty Fellow and author of two books, Winning Innovation, and Lean-Driven Innovation, which received the Shingo Publication Award in 2016. Norbert retired from The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company after a long career working in innovation, and he now enjoys helping others combine Lean thinking with innovation. At the Shingo Annual Conference in 2022, more than half of the keynote presenters emphasized the need for more or better innovation, realizing that innovation excellence does not automatically come with Lean. Many publications have even wondered i...
2023-01-0633 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 21: Align to ExcelIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from Nancy Nouaimeh with XcelliUm Management Consultancy, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate as she shares her experience on why it is so important for your organization to be completely aligned in order to achieve sustainable results.Nancy illustrates her examples by comparing the Peloton road bicycle race to enterprise alignment. In order to achieve enterprise alignment, you must have every person in the organization riding in the same direction.For this podcast, we had the executive director of the Shingo Institute, Ken Snyder, join us as...
2022-12-0833 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 20: Commitment Versus ComplianceIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from Doug Dawson with Leg Up Solutions, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate as he shares his insights on commitment versus compliance.Organizations that are technically competent understand all the tools of Lean, continuous improvement, six sigma, and other waste-reduction methodologies. They typically have a good understanding of those tools and how to use them. Although well intended, they have a push system that is focused on compliance with respect to use of the tools of these various methodologies. When people are committed, they are typically open t...
2022-10-2034 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 19: Amplifying Lean: The Collaboration EffectIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from Bruce Hamilton, Shingo Academy member and president of GBMP, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate as he shares his insights on amplifying Lean and what “the collaboration effect” is.While most organizations who aspire to enterprise excellence are thwarted at every turn by constraints, there are leaders who use teamwork to exponentially amplify the continuous improvements of every individual in the organization: Through what we call "the collaboration effect," one perspective is replaced by many, and good ideas develop further into incredible ideas.Join Bruce as he d...
2022-08-2528 minShingo Principles PodcastEpisode 18: Why the Shingo Principles Can Help You Prevent Organizational BurnoutIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from Jacky Francis Walker, burnout expert and psychotherapist, as well as Adrian Healey and Lisa Riley from The Manufacturing Institute, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, on why the Shingo Guiding Principles can help you prevent organizational burnout. They explain how culture can make or break any business; and by changing the workplace culture, you can turn a toxic business into an employee magnet. However, there is a key ingredient: leadership. The habits of great leadership always set the tone. Above all, leadership behaviors, integrity, and engagement are critical t...
2022-07-2827 min
Ultimo Nivel PodcastUltimo Nivel Podcast - S03E09 - "Street Fighter y otras yerbas con Shingo"Para el noveno programa de la temporada vino el señor Shingo de Shingo reviews y Tak Tak Duken para hablar sobre Street Fighter, todo lo que se viene para la sexta entrega númerada, y también de esos juegos menos convencionales de lucha.
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2022-07-041h 58Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 17: Leading for Passion, Purpose, and PerformanceLEAD WITH SINCERITY, SERVE FROM THE HEART, TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR WORKIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from Mike Martyn, three-time Shingo Publication Award–recipient, member of the Shingo Academy, Shingo Examiner, and a Shingo Licensed Affiliate with his firm SISU Consulting Group. Mike has supported many organizations that have challenged and received Shingo recognition.Mike will share his approach to developing successful leaders and building world-class cultures. Mike is in the process of publishing his new book, Management for Omotenashi: Learning to Lead for Passion, Purpose, and Performance. The fo...
2022-06-2932 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 16: Leading and Managing are Not the Same ThingIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Dr. Gwendolyn Galsworth with Visual Thinking Inc, two-time Shingo Publication Award recipient, and Shingo Faculty Fellow as she shares how managing and leading are closely linked, but they are not the same thing. While each one has a major contribution to make in the enterprise, sequence matters. Begin with managing and you may find it hard to adopt a leader mindset. Begin with leadership and managing can and must align with it and become a useful adjunct. Join Dr. Gwendolyn Galsworth, visual workplace expert and leadership coach, as...
2022-05-0333 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 15: Why Bother? Why and How to Assess Your Continuous Improvement CultureIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Chris Butterworth. Chris is an experienced consultant, a Shingo Master Trainer, and a Shingo Faculty Fellow. He is also an author and editor of several books, including the Enterprise Alignment and Results book sponsored by the Shingo Institute, which you can find online at http://shingo.org/books. Chris is also author of, Why Bother, Why and How to Assess Your Continuous-Improvement Culture, which you will learn more about today.The book, Why Bother?, was written by Chris Butterworth alongside Lean experts Morgan Jones and Peter...
2022-03-2331 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 14: Leave No Trace LeadershipIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Douglas Dawson, founder and managing director of Leg Up Solutions, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, as he shares his insights on “Leave No Trace Leadership.” This concept of leadership focuses on seven principles intended to help leaders, including executives, managers, and team members: leave things better than they found them, rather than “leave dead bodies in their wake.” We’ll explore the principles and behaviors that can be taken to drive this model within your organization. You will also get an opportunity to participate in a research project on Leave No T...
2022-02-2231 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 13: What Would Shingo Do?In this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Drew Dillon, author and Shingo Faculty Fellow, as he shares his insights on, “What Would Shingo Do?” The upheavals of the current age are both terrible and clarifying. A pandemic has shaken complacency and exposed deep faults in how we think, how we treat one another, and how we go about our business generally. At the same time, the urgent need to deal with climate change is sending us a similar message: for many years and in many ways, we have been deluding ourselves. Shigeo...
2022-02-1131 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 12: Using Your Crisis Muscles to Accelerate Your Organizational Excellence JourneyIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Ken Segel from Value Capture a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, as he shares his insights on, "Using Your Crisis Muscles to Accelerate Your Organizational Excellence Journey."For many organizations, their crisis operations structure works because it bridges major gaps in their “normal” operating structure. But crisis operations aren’t sustainable indefinitely.A year into the COVID crisis, as we search for resilience for ourselves as leaders and in our teams, leaders can avoid a crash by converting the most important elements of their crisis management struct...
2022-02-1026 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 11: Culture: The Heart of the Shingo ModelIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Peter Hines, author and Shingo Faculty Fellow, as he shares his insights on, "Culture: The Heart of the Shingo Model."Professor Hines believes that at the heart of the best organizations is their culture, so long as team members are led with humility and everyone respects every individual. In this session, he will explore organizational culture and then challenge whether people can lead with humility and respect individuals without having to manage the "people value stream" as much as the "product value stream." Key t...
2021-10-2729 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 10: The Face We See Least Often: Lessons from Shigeo Shingo on Attacking the Status QuoIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Bruce Hamilton, President of GBMP, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate. Bruce is also a member of the Shingo Academy, a Shingo Examiner, and a Shingo Publication Award recipient. Shigeo Shingo is best known to many for Lean techniques like SMED and poka-yoke, but these methods were born from Dr. Shingo’s higher purpose: a relentless and never-ending attack on the status quo. Dr. Shingo’s ability to cut to the heart of a problem is, in fact, what enabled the amazing technical breakthroughs that are attributed to him...
2021-09-2427 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 9: Connect Every Team Member to the Bigger PictureIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast we hear from Cheryl Jekiel, Shingo Faculty Fellow and chief executive officer of the Lean Leadership Center as she shares strategies to engage your teams by connecting them to the organization’s mission, vision, and strategies. Most organizations see the value in connecting their entire team to its mission, vision, and strategies; however, establishing the best approach can be quite difficult. Below are a few of the common mistakes organizations make:Aligning people to the vision with a one-way communication approach.Once communicated, team members remain unc...
2021-09-2430 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 8: Assure Quality at the SourceIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Drew Butler and Gerhard Plenert from HKPO Change for the Better, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, as they share the benefits of assuring quality at the sourceAssure Quality at the Source is a principle in the Continuous Improvement dimension of the Shingo Model. Perfect quality can only be achieved when every element of work is done right the first time. If an error should occur, it must be detected and corrected at the time of its creation. This is done through error-proofing and taking countermeasures to...
2021-09-2431 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 7: Respect Every Individual Through Operator-Led VisualityIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Dr. Gwendolyn Galsworth with Visual Thinking Inc, two-time Shingo Publication Award recipient, and Shingo Faculty Fellow as she shares concepts and practical actions that she uses to operationalize respect through Work That Makes Sense/Operator-Led Visuality.Key topics covered in this podcast include:Anchoring respectStarting in the training roomHarnessing the powerDelivering stretch contentDoing your homework and Defining and reframing inertia and resistanceTo learn more about the Shingo Model and how it can help organizations improve their culture and achieve the results they desire, p...
2021-08-3041 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 6: Why Organizational Excellence Must Have a StandardIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Douglas Dawson with Leg Up Solutions, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, on why organizational excellence must have a standard. Key topics covered in this podcast include: Recognizing standard in a regulatory contextProviding ISO standards that have meaning for the value chain in terms of reliability for product requirements and deliveryRecognizing the need for standard workUnderstanding why organizations don't accept that there is a standard for excellence and Accepting the Shingo Model as the standard for organizational excellenceTo learn more about the Shingo Model and ho...
2021-08-3031 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 4: Respect Every IndividualPlease join Mike Martyn, three-time Shingo Publication Award recipient, as he shares insights on how to create a culture of respect that inspires people and drives performance on a daily basis. Key topics covered in this podcast include:Creating an environment of psychological safetyUnderstanding the need to provide challengesBalancing autonomy and accountabilityEstablishing a bias for action in your cultureTo learn more about the Shingo Model and how it can help organizations improve their culture and achieve the results they desire, please visit: http://shingo.org.
2021-08-2032 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 5 - Part 1: Lean Ethics: Grasping the SituationIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Shingo Faculty Fellow Norbert Majerus and former executive with The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Jean-Claude Kihn as they discuss how ethical behaviors are crucial and the lack thereof can be detrimental. They address the questions, is the implementation of traditional Lean processes and behaviors sufficient to avoid the severe consequences of unethical behavior and can good Lean thinking help? This is part one of a two-part series. Part one covers grasping the situation and part two covers principles and implementation.To learn more about the...
2021-08-2029 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 5 - Part 2: Lean Ethics: Principles and ImplementationIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Shingo Faculty Fellow Norbert Majerus and former president of The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Jean-Claude Kihn as they discuss how ethical behaviors are crucial and the lack thereof can be detrimental. Both presenters share personal experiences and address how leaders and practitioners should set standards on ethical Lean thinking. This is final podcast in the two-part series. Part one covered grasping the situation and part two covers principles and implementation.To learn more about the Shingo Model and how it can help organizations improve their...
2021-08-2032 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 3: Focus on ProcessIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Ken Snyder, Executive Director of the Shingo Institute as he shares insights from Shigeo Shingo. Dr. Shingo said, “Production is a network of process and operations,” and leaders need to separate operations from the process. In this case, it is necessary to have a proper understanding of the distinction between “process” and “operations.” Key topics covered in this podcast include how the benefits of focusing on process first before focusing on operations are:Much lower cost of capitalMuch higher productivity ratesMuch faster time t...
2021-08-0232 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 2: Learning Your Way to PerfectionIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Bill Boyd with Value Capture, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate, as he shares how seeking by learning unlocks potential. Key topics covered in this podcast include:Understanding the theoretical limit or what is possible within the limits of science, not culture, and how it is helpful in defining perfection.By seeking to learn something every day about the challenges you face, you are taking action to pursue perfection, and howA team's actions with experimentation and learning are great behavioral evidence of whether or not they are s...
2021-08-0231 min
Shingo Principles PodcastEpisode 1: Seek Perfection is the Flywheel of Continuous ImprovementIn this episode of the Shingo Principles Podcast, we hear from Bruce Hamilton with the Greater Boston Manufacturing Partnership, a Shingo Licensed Affiliate and Shingo Examiner as he shares insights on how seeking perfection creates an environment that guides individuals and organizations to higher levels of enterprise excellence. It accomplishes this in two ways. First, it forces focus on the ideal of perfection; what does it mean for the customer and for the providers? Second, it encourages reflecting on the means by which we seek the ideal. As the flywheel of continuous improvement, this fundamental principle not only sustains...
2021-07-3035 min
HACKK TAG（ハックタグ）：アーティストがありのままを語るポッドキャスト番組SHINGO_08_自分を変える決意！！ファッション絵師SHINGOさんのPodcast配信の第8話です。
新生SHINGOの新たなチャレンジについての決意をお聞きください！
HACKK TAG（SHINGOさん）：https://hackktag.com/creator_detail/1606745985468x596770226741444600
2021-07-2312 min
Monstercat Call of the Wild352 - Monstercat: Call of the Wild (Shingo Nakamura Takeover)
Follow the show: https://www.monstercat.com/COTW
00:45 Shingo Nakamura - Commence
03:48 Shingo Nakamura - Phenomena
07:16 Shingo Nakamura & Brandon Mignacca - Darling Midnight
10:56 Shingo Nakamura - Before You Go
14:36 Shingo Nakamura & Stendahl - Tribute, Chapter III
18:48 Shingo Nakamura - Summa
22:58 Shingo Nakamura - Glow
27:03 Shingo Nakamura x Vintage & Morelli - The Longest Hour
30:25 Shingo Nakamura - Supra
34:48 Shingo Nakamura - Overt
37:56 Shingo Nakamura - White Room
41:14 Saxsquatch & Half an Orange - Moondance [Monstercat Exclusive]
43:43 Vintage & Morelli x Arielle Maren - Valley Of Hope [Silk Spotlight]
48:23 Arlow - Happy Now [Instinct Spotlight]
51:17 Mazare & Saint Agnes - Light It Up [Uncaged Spotlight]
54:51...
2021-06-091h 02Connecting the DotsKen Snyder, Executive Director of the Shingo Institute provides insight to the Shingo ModelKen Snyder, the executive dean and chief administrative officer of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business, joined the Shingo Institute as the executive director in 2015. Mr. Snyder has served as a member of the Shingo Executive Advisory Board for the past eight years and has intimate knowledge of the Institute and its history. Mr. Snyder has served as a member of the Shingo Executive Advisory Board since 2009, and as a Shingo examiner since 2010. He was named chairman of the Shingo board and executive director of the Shingo Institute in 2015. He earned an MBA from the Harvard Graduate School of...
2021-05-2036 min
HACKK TAG（ハックタグ）：アーティストがありのままを語るポッドキャスト番組SHINGO_07_作風の原点となった水性ペンの落書きファッション絵師SHINGOさんのPodcast配信の第7話です。
SHINGOさんの作風の原点となった「水性ペンの落書き」との出会いをお楽しみください！
HACKK TAG（SHINGOさん）：https://hackktag.com/creator_detail/1606745985468x596770226741444600
2021-05-0115 min
Lean Blog Interviews: Real-World Lean Leadership Conversations in Healthcare and BeyondRituso Shingo on The Toyota Production System and SMED40 years with Toyota, founder and the first president of Toyota China.
Show notes: https://www.leanblog.org/409
My guest for Episode #409 of the Lean Blog Interviews podcast is Ritsuo Shingo. I first met Mr. Shingo at the Shingo Institute Annual Conference in 2009 when my book Lean Hospitals received the publication prize that's named after his father, Shigeo Shingo. I was also blessed to have time to speak 1x1 with Mr. Shingo, thanks to our mutual friend, the late Norman Bodek, which included discussions about the need for mistake proofing in healthcare -- very vivid memories for...
2021-04-1357 min
HACKK TAG（ハックタグ）：アーティストがありのままを語るポッドキャスト番組SHINGO_06_芸大に入っていきなり入院？ファッション絵師SHINGOさんのPodcast配信の第6話です。
芸大に入ってすぐのSHINGOさんに何が起こったのか…出来事について話していただきました。お楽しみください！
HACKK TAG（SHINGOさん）：https://hackktag.com/creator_detail/1606745985468x596770226741444600
2021-04-1216 min
HACKK TAG（ハックタグ）：アーティストがありのままを語るポッドキャスト番組SHINGO_05_絵を描き始めたきっかけ（高校～芸大編 後編）ファッション絵師SHINGOさんのPodcast配信の第5話です。
SHINGOさんが絵を描くようになったきっかけ「泥沼の浪人時代編」をお楽しみください！
HACKK TAG（SHINGOさん）：https://hackktag.com/creator_detail/1606745985468x596770226741444600
2021-03-2816 min
HACKK TAG（ハックタグ）：アーティストがありのままを語るポッドキャスト番組SHINGO_04_絵を描き始めたきっかけ（高校～芸大編 前編）ファッション絵師SHINGOさんのPodcast配信の第4話です。
SHINGOさんが絵を描くようになったきっかけについてたっぷりと語って頂きました！
・絵を描き始めたきっかけvol.2 高校〜芸大編（前編）
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2021-02-1029 min
Habitual Excellence, Presented by Value CaptureShana Padgett and Ken Segel on the Shingo Model and an Upcoming WorkshopShow notes: https://www.valuecapturellc.com/HE34
Welcome to Episode #34 of Habitual Excellence, presented by Value Capture.
We have two guests again today, both from Value Capture. They are Ken Segel, CEO and Managing Director of the firm, and Shana Padgett, a Senior Advisor. They are both Certified Facilitators of the Shingo Institute and Shingo Alumni.
In the episode, they talk with host Mark Graban about the Systems Design workshop, the Shingo Institute's newest workshop, which Value Capture is hosting in conjunction with our virtual host, Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health. Please join Sh...
2021-02-0237 min
HACKK TAG（ハックタグ）：アーティストがありのままを語るポッドキャスト番組SHINGO_02_なぜ絵を描き始めたのかファッション絵師SHINGOさんのPodcast配信の第2話です。
SHINGOさんが絵を描き始めたきっかけ（幼少期～中学校）までを語って頂きました！
・幼少期の体験と絵を描くきっかけ
・中学校での成功体験
・成長の過程で影響を受けた出来事
HACKK TAG（SHINGOさん）：https://hackktag.com/creator_detail/1606745985468x596770226741444600
2020-12-2425 min
HACKK TAG（ハックタグ）：アーティストがありのままを語るポッドキャスト番組SHINGO_01_ファッション絵師SHINGOとはファッション絵師SHINGOさんのPodcast配信の第1話です。
SHINGOさんについて「ファッション」「絵師」について語って頂きました！
・真吾さんってどんなアーティスとなのか
・ファッション絵師って
・どんなパトロンプランを提供するのか
HACKK TAG（SHINGOさん）：https://hackktag.com/creator_detail/1606745985468x596770226741444600
2020-12-1428 min
Enterprise Excellence Podcast with Brad Jeavons#9 The Evolution of the Shingo Model with Ken SnyderIntroductionYou would have heard the terms 'Shingo Prize' and 'Shingo Model' mentioned by past guests. It is one of the most prestigious awards an organisation can win, recognising a culture of excellence. Authors can also be recognised for their contribution in this area through a Shingo Prize. Mr Ken Snyder, Executive Director of the Shingo Institute has dedicated his career to researching best practices, supporting organisations on excellence journey’s and recognising them through the Shingo Prize as they advance in their work to create a better future.Podcast Summary The Shingo Inst...
2020-10-2655 minHabitual Excellence, Presented by Value CaptureKen Snyder on Shingo Principles and Leanhttp://www.valuecapturellc.com/he17
Welcome to Episode #17 of Habitual Excellence, presented by Value Capture.
Our guest today is Ken Snyder, the executive director of the Shingo Institute.
Today, host Mark Graban asks Ken about topics including what habitual excellence means to him and why a principles-based approach is important. Ken shares important details about the Shingo Model and why Shingo’s drive for perfection, related to quality and safety — driving for zero — is such an important component to habitual excellence. We also discuss ideas about safely opening classrooms and a campus (Ken and the...
2020-09-0128 min
A Day In The LifeRegular/6: Apple Fanboy (Chiharu Iida, Shingo Shigeta)Chiharu Iidaさん、Shingo Shigetaさんをゲストに、2019年の振り返りをしました
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Akira Fukunaga (@Akira_Fukunaga), Chiharu Iida (@Hal_Sun_), Shingo Shigeta(@shincha92813)
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ShowNotes
the RIDGE
AirPods Pro - Apple
Apple Watch Series5 - Apple
Macbook Pro 13inch
Medical Pillow - Fabe
Anker Nebula Capsule
マンガ サ道~マンガで読むサウナ道~ - Amazon
Startup Weekend Kyoto - Doorkeeper
ep7: No Pain, No Gain (Shingo Shigeta) - Update Studio
The (Literal) Steps to Mindfulness - Search Inside Yourself
ハルの「未完成LAB」
KONMARI ~人生がときめく片づけの魔法 ~ - Netflix
konmari - Ueban Dictionary
2019-12-271h 49
Cambio Cultural y Mejora OperacionalEntrevista con participantes de Chile y Tijuana en el Shingo Workshop ImproveEsta Audio es referente a la entrevista realizada a los participantes del workshop de shingo Improve realizado en la planta sede monterrey Mexico, asi como tambien al sensei del modelo de shingo Abel Gomex CEO de OPex Academy filial del shingo institute de la Ciudad de Queretaro
2019-12-0803 min
Cambio Cultural y Mejora OperacionalEntrevista con participantes de Chile y Tijuana en el Shingo Workshop ImproveEsta Audio es referente a la entrevista realizada a los participantes del workshop de shingo Improve realizado en la planta sede monterrey Mexico, asi como tambien al sensei del modelo de shingo Abel Gomex CEO de OPex Academy filial del shingo institute de la Ciudad de Queretaro
2019-12-0803 min
Jaytech Music PodcastJaytech Music Podcast 141 with Shingo NakamuraThe September 2019 episode of Jaytech Music features new music from Walden, Estiva, and EDX, and a guest mix from Shingo Nakamura.
Part 1 - Jaytech
1. Dekkai - Corelia [Colorize]
2. farfetch'd - Defect [Colorize]
3. Dhany G - The Past Behind Your Back [Balkan Connection]
4. R Plus - Those Were the Days (Cristoph Remix) [Loaded Records]
5. Nekliff & Space Motion - Laziness (Morttagua Remix) [Timeless Moment]
6. RIGOONI feat. Bruna Helena - We Get Used [Flemcy Music]
7. Walden - Rezzo [Release Deep]
8. Joel Freck - Sleepwalk [Ride]
9. OMAIR & Josh Bailey - Sensory...
2019-10-012h 00
YAY RecordingsShingo - ShingoTwo exclusive tracks by Shingo digital only.
Artist: Shingo
Release Title: Shingo
Label: YAY Digital Recordings
CAT Nº: YAYDGT001
Format: Digital Only
Release Date: 2019
Tracklist
1. As long as there is something to do time can still pass by
2. Pros & Cons
Buy tracks at: https://yayrecordings.bandcamp.com/album/shingo
2019-04-0203 min
2019-01-2811 min
SOLARIS MIXES PODCASTHelyos - Solaris Mixes Podcast 017, Guest Mix: Shingo Nakamura (18-3-13)Monthly sessions dedicated to people who love trance & progressive.Tracklist:HELYOS1- BT - Skylarking (Original Mix) VS. Aly & Fila feat. Tricia McTeague - Speed Of Sound (Original Mix) (HELYOS INTRO MASHUP)2- Schodt feat. Aida Fenhel - Wild at Heart (Blood Groove & Kikis Remix)3- Sound Quelle - Shawarma (Original Mix)4- Tom Cloud & Antonia Lucas - Do it Over (Extended Vocal Mix)5- Ira - Magnum (Original Mix)6- Dr. Willis & Junkyard Jog feat. Antonia Lucas - Here She Comes (Aaron Camz Remix)7- Rank 1...
2013-03-182h 01
Visual Workplace Radio: Let the Workplace SpeakRobert Miller, The Shingo Prize and VisualityIs workplace visuality recognized as a vital part of operational excellence? Does it really make a business difference? If you are challenging for The Shingo Prize it does. Tune this week when your host and visual expert, Gwendolyn Galsworth, asks these questions (and more) of Robert Miller, executive director of The Shingo Prize. Under Bob’s visionary leadership, The Prize has re-defined its assessment criteria and anchored them in a tight framework of principles, systems, and tools (in that order). Hear how visuality aligns those criteria and facilitates their achievement. Having led or assisted at over 100 Shingo site visits, Bob Mi...
2012-08-2857 minLean Blog Interviews: Real-World Lean Leadership Conversations in Healthcare and BeyondBob Miller on Dr. Stephen Covey and the Shingo Prize for Operational ExcellenceEpisode Page
Episode #94 of the LeanBlog Podcast is here and our guest is Robert Miller, Executive Director of the Shingo Prize for Operational Excellence. Bob was previously a guest for Podcast #59, talking about changes to the Shingo Prize criteria. Here, we are talking as a follow up to my discussion with Dr. Stephen Covey in Podcast #91.
Bob tells me some of the background and history about how Dr. Covey became involved with the Shingo Prize and how he became a professor at the John M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. Bob also talk...
2010-07-1924 min