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Topics in this episode include:
The Deming System of Profound Knowledge®
Destruction of a system
Ambitions of profit
In our 7th 10 Minutes episode, Tripp explores questions raised by Dr. Deming about the system of higher education, including what a school of business ought to teach?
Using short excerpts of presentations by Dr. Deming, Tripp shares Dr. Deming’s proposal for the obligations of schools of business to prepare students to lead the transformation and to teach the theory of a system, the evils of short term thinking, the losses of ranking people and divisions, and the losses of incentive pay. Stepping back, listen as Dr. Deming asks about who is prepared to present such ideas?
Tripp closes the podcast with Dr. Deming asking about the thinking associated with assigning grades to students.
If you have comments or suggestions for future 10 Minutes with Dr. Deming topics, please contact Tripp at [email protected] or through Twitter @demingpodcast.
This podcast features highlights of the fifth 90-minute session with Tim Higgins.
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This podcast features the fourth 90-minute session with Tim Higgins.
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Topics in this episode include:
Most popular videos on The Deming Institute’s YouTube channel in 2017
Video on The 14 Points, with 46,000 views, leads the list, followed by the NBC White paper, “If Japan Can, Why Can’t We?” at 39,000 views
Commentary on John Hunter’s blog, "Transformation of the Individual and the Organization", highlighting David Langford’s 2012 conference presentation
Commentary on Bill’s blog, “Learning to Discern – Quality & Quantity” and how quantity relates to a focus on actions and quality, as defined by Dr. Deming, relates to a focus interactions
Commentary on Bill’s blog, “Profits, Pragmatism, and the Possibility of Possessing “Other Eyes"” and how pragmatism in an organization inspired by Deming management differs from pragmatism in an organization governed by the prevailing system of management.
Commentary on John Hunter’s blog, “Applying Quality as a Business Strategy at Hallmark Building Supplies,” highlighting Louie Paynter’s 2012 conference presentation
Thoughts on how to make a difference (with Deming management), from where you are (in an organization)
This podcast features the third 90-minute session with Tim Higgins.
Follow this link to find our overview podcast for this series.
Follow this link to register for the next sessions, beginning on Monday, March 12th.
This podcast features the second 90-minute session with Tim Higgins.
Follow this link to find our overview podcast for this series.
Follow this link to register for the next sessions, beginning on Monday, March 12th.
This podcast features a 12-minute highlight of the sixth 90-minute session with Tim Higgins.
Follow this link to find our overview podcast for this series.
Follow this link to register for the next sessions, beginning on Monday, March 12th.
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