Jarrod Bolte, Faith Connolly, and Marc Stein discuss how practitioners are using improvement science to make smaller changes to achieve outcomes in areas like early literacy and attendance
Alicia Saake of Feeding San Diego is a great organization applying process improvement to help people in need. After taking some Lean Six Sigma training, she has been
Interview by Michael Hughes, from the November 2018 edition of ISE Magazine Andrew Parris is a certified lean Six Sigma master black belt and process excellence manager with
Staff at the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) share how their Process Improvement program came to be, how it has changed, and some of the challenges they’ve faced.
The Humane Society for Greater Savannah was able to save thousands of dollars in operating costs and boost their animal adoption rate. By tracking every animals’ progress through
Steven Wilson from the Iowa Lean Consortium Radio Network interviews Brion Hurley about his book, Lean Six Sigma for Good. They discuss his passion for helping non-profit organizations through
Justin Kenney works for the state of Vermont as a Budget and Performance Analyst, explains how he and his team leverage continuous improvement at the government level. He
In Louisville, Kentucky, Greg Fischer, businessman and Six Sigma Black Belt, became mayor in 2010. He initiated the transformation of public service through two strategic actions: LouieStat: An
An interview podcast with Brion Hurley, author of “Lean Six Sigma for Good,” on the e6s Methods podcast with host Aaron Spearin. They discuss the free book and accompanying website
Twin Cities’ Habitat for Humanity ReStore first opened in 2008 in New Brighton, Minnesota. First, they outgrew their building. Then in 2015, they added Vonigo’s donation pickup software.
