
Interviews with members of The Deming Institute community, including industry leaders, practitioners, educators, Deming family members and others who share their stories of transformation and success through the innovative management and quality theories of Dr. W. Edwards Deming.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

What happens when an organization gets so focused on results that it forgets why it exists? Andrew Stotz and Balaji Reddie dig into the first of Deming's 14 Points, constancy of purpose, using stories like Harvard's answer to Deming's challenge to de... more
"Every time this child was proven wrong, he learned something new." In this episode, Andrew Stotz continues his conversation with Balaji Reddie as they explore two essential elements of Dr. Deming's System of Profound Knowledge: the Theory of Knowled... more
What if the best leaders are not the ones with the biggest ideas? In this episode, John Dues argues that the leaders who make the greatest impact are the ones who create the fastest learning cycles.
John and Andrew Stotz explore why small tests oft... more
What if better management starts with seeing connections that were there all along? In this conversation, Balaji Reddie and Andrew Stotz unpack one of the most powerful and overlooked ideas in management: that everything is connected.
Drawing on Dr... more
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If you want to know how to be a transformational leader of, or within, your organization, the Deming philosophy is the gold standard. And the Deming Institute’s podcast is the gold standard of learning about that philosophy in an enjoyable, easy, and time-flexible way.
So enjoyable, educational and inspiring. I’m glad I got to know this pad cast. It was introduced by a family member. Good job. Thanks!
Maybe I got something out of it (more my own thoughts triggered by their dialogue than their content itself-- hint: emphasize the Run Chart!), so I won't say it's valueless, but it's certainly very light for anyone, even beginners. On the plus side, at least it's short! Less than an hour, much less if you listen at 1.4 X speed or so. I'd comment more but there's very little substance to comment on, Deming-related or otherwise. At the very end they say to research Deming and quality, etc., m... more
Maybe I got something out of it (more my own thoughts triggered by their dialogue than their content itself-- hint: emphasize the Run Chart!), so I won't say it's valueless, but it's certainly very light for anyone, even beginners. On the plus side, at least it's short! Less than an hour, much less if you listen at 1.4 X speed or so. I'd comment more but there's very little substance to comment on, Deming-related or otherwise. At the very end they say to research Deming and quality, etc., m... more
The content, guests and host have been very informative. Each episode is solid. I am impressed each time Tripp conducts another interview. I like hearing Tripp's interview style and the view each guest brings.
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Interviews centered on Deming-inspired management, quality, and organizational learning. Conversations typically feature educators, industry practitioners, and leaders who discuss systems thinking, variability, and long-term improvement—often using real-world case studies from education, healthcare, manufacturing, and business. Guests share practical methods like PDSA cycles, control charts, and offsite collaboration to redesign processes, reduce “tampering,” and foster joyful, collaborative workplaces. A standout angle is the emphasis on boardroom and organizational decisions as the primary drivers of quality, not just frontline execution, with actionable takeaways for leaders seeking durable improvements across sectors.
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