Paul Akers and Dana travel to Kathmandu then on to Lukla, on his way to Everest Base Camp. Along the way he captured images of the himalayas, including their first glimpse of Mt. Everest. Paul recorded this entire trip with FastCap’s iPole.

For an hour video on this trip, go to this link.

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator shares the Lean Leadership Institute Webinar where he talks about flow. Do you fix bottlenecks in your processes? Do you fix what bugs you? You are creating flow!

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Paul Akers and the FastCap team has a discussion about “having everything you need” after watching a video by The Lean Workshop called The Tsukubai Teaches Us About Lean (http://youtu.be/fMFng3TgfxY).

Paul Akers discusses keeping the rope tight. The lean principle of leaving it better then you found it.

Austin, who builds FastCap’s Laserjamb LJ3 Pro, came up with a very simple way to open and close the buckles on the case in seconds. The idea is based on the suggestion from Wes, who toured our factory a week ago. Great idea Wes! Great implementation Austin!

We watched this in our morning meeting…

Are you ready to learn authentic, simple Lean thinking, the way it originated? The Tsukubai at Ryoanji Temple in the mountains over Kyoto has a puzzle for you.

Viking Plastics sent us this video showing how they fixed what them…their supply closet. Great job!

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Paul Akers, of The American Innovator show, flies his Piper for the last time up the Snake River from Idaho to Oregon, then on to Washington, the Cascade Mountain Range and home.

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Paul Akers, of The American Innovator show, joins Boomers Hiking Club and hikes up Sauk Mountain in the Cascade Mountain Range. The top (5,537′) includes a satisfying 360 degree sweeping view. Paul used his DJI’s Phantom 2 Vision+ quadcopter and FastCap’s FastCam and iPole to record this adventure. Please Note: The FastCam has been discontinued.

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For more information on DJI’s Phantom 2 Vision+ visit their website.

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Relentless continuous improvement! You’ve gotta dream big!!! We watched this in our morning meeting.