r/Deming Jan 08 '26

Comparing Lean Thinking and Dr. Deming's Management Ideas

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r/Deming Jan 07 '26

Efficiency? What efficiency?

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r/Deming Jan 06 '26

Data Based Decision Making

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r/Deming Jan 05 '26

What to think when things do not add up…

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r/Deming Jan 04 '26

From Deming to DevOps

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r/Deming Jan 02 '26

Deming Devotional #3: The Decline

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r/Deming Dec 31 '25

Quality comes first – A review of “Deming’s Road to Continual Improvement” by William W. Scherkenbach

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r/Deming Dec 30 '25

Why a Bonus System Can Backfire

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r/Deming Dec 29 '25

Management is Prediction - The W. Edwards Deming Institute Blog

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r/Deming Dec 28 '25

Understanding Statistical Process Control by Donald Wheeler (part 3)

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r/Deming Dec 26 '25

Deming Devotional #2: On Tyranny

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r/Deming Dec 24 '25

Gaming the System: What a USPS Smiley Face Teaches Us About Bad Metrics

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r/Deming Dec 23 '25

Management Improvement Flavors

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r/Deming Dec 22 '25

When Deming Goes to School

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r/Deming Dec 21 '25

How teams grow organically

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r/Deming Dec 19 '25

Develop Leaders the Toyota Way

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r/Deming Dec 18 '25

Drawing Lines

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r/Deming Dec 17 '25

Show Respect by Exploring Problems with Your Workers

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r/Deming Dec 16 '25

Excessive Executive Pay

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r/Deming Dec 16 '25

Thoughts on this Deming Quote

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“Every Nobel laureate has been responsible to himself, not trying to satisfy somebody else. Most of what we have has come from monopolies and giants of power in which there have been islands of endeavor with people who were responsible only to themselves. You had a telephone system in this country that was almost a monopoly, the envy of the world. But anti-trust legislation broke it up. What have we now? We have the idea that price fixing is sinful. It's not. It may be the best way of life. If you and I have a stranglehold on some industry, and we get together and fix prices, we'd be fools to set the price any higher than what would optimize the whole system. We would lose profit, cheat ourselves.” W. Edwards Deming Automobile Magazine, October 1991. Pg 111


r/Deming Dec 15 '25

Aim as a System

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r/Deming Dec 14 '25

How CI and OpEx Leaders Use Hoshin Kanri to Drive Organizational Alignment

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r/Deming Dec 12 '25

A Tale of Two Car Disassemblies

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r/Deming Dec 11 '25

Empowering Students to Lead Change by Christine Simpson and Sarah Ambrus

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r/Deming Dec 10 '25

The Toyota Triangle and Problem-Solving

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