
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 | Twice monthly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessManagementEntrepreneurship | |||

What happens when an entire company learns to see its work as a system? In this episode, Travis Timmons reveals how his team uses Deming-inspired pre-work, collaboration, and the Red Bead Experiment to make their offsite energizing and impactful. It'... more
Travis Timmons shares with host Andrew Stotz how a decade of frustration running his physical therapy practice turned into joy once he discovered Deming's philosophy and embraced systems thinking. Through PDSA cycles, clearer processes, and genuine t... more
How do we really know when improvement has happened inside a school or organization? In this episode, John Dues and Andrew Stotz unpack a clear, three-part definition of improvement and show why evidence, method, and sustained results matter far more... more
What if more quizzes created more joy—not stress? Lee Jenkins shows host Andrew Stotz how Deming-inspired practices like random-concept quizzes, student-led charts, and "all-time best" celebrations turn classrooms into true learning systems that buil... more
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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.
This is a great PODCAST. Andrea understands Dr. Deming and the world. A great history of industry, and then some wonderful insights about Education today.
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The content focuses on innovative management strategies and quality improvement principles rooted in the teachings of Dr. W. Edwards Deming. Throughout various episodes, guests from diverse backgrounds—such as educators, industry leaders, and practitioners—share personal stories of transformation through the application of Deming's philosophies. Notable discussions include integrating data-driven decision-making in education, fostering intrinsic motivation in students, and enhancing organizational effectiveness by understanding variation and continuous improvement techniques. Listeners can expect engaging interviews that illuminate the practical applications and impact of Deming's legacy on personal and organizational success, making it a d... more
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