"Lean Sigma" is Still Pretty Often Wrong on Lean

Lean Blog Audio
29/01/2015 9 min

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Episode Synopsis

Here's look back at a post from 2011 that talks about some of the misunderstandings that are thrown around about Lean and Six Sigma, with some new content and an audio clip from a speaker who gets this very wrong.

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