Transforming an organization into a lean operation means empowering employees and being a cheerleader for change. This is a great article on a great organization that we discussed at our Morning Meeting.

Katie Bailey hosts a pilot episode of Lean For Kids! Very Cool!

Paul Akers, of The American Innovator broadcast, goes scuba diving in Maui on his birthday. Paul uses FastCap’s Stealth iPole and the Astak Camera to shoot this video.

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We watched this video at FastCap’s Morning Meeting. Now this is Flow!

Paul,

I just had a huge triumph it feels like. I brought this 10 wastes summary to our team meeting and initiated a discussion of how our current projects are actually targeting these various wastes. In a matter of minutes my boss was suddenly identifying these all over the place, and especially highlighting the “Untapped Creativity” one. I never expected that to happen.

It just shows, if you keep it simple, way more people can get on board the Lean Express.

Thanks, Daniel

Matthew at Trueline Industries sent us this video showing how to get organize with FastCap’s Kaizen Foam. For more information on this product, visit our website.

Matthew at Trueline Industries sent us this video showing how changing tape size can add up to big savings.

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We watched this video at a recent Morning Meeting at FastCap. So moving!

Kevin shows us just how easy Lean can be! Too funny!

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Paul Akers explains how to edit the cross dissolve in iMovie so that the audio doesn’t cut off (transition = none or cross dissolve = .5 second).

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