Leaders Library 070: Joseph Paris Definition of Operational Excellence

This video is about Joseph Paris’ Definition of Operational Excellence.

This video is about Joseph Paris’ Definition of Operational Excellence.

Topic:Ā An eclectic bunch of visitors visited The Outliers Inn sharing a myriad of challenges. It was another successful Open Mic Night at The Outliers Inn.Ā Word is spreading of the new format of having random call-in guests is taking hold with the guests being greater in number and in energy. We start with Antlerboy and…

How many times have we heard this? How many times have we said it? Personally, I am certain that I say this more than once per day. Sometimes itās out of frustration, sometimes itās out of amazement, sometimes itās just a moment where I give a look and think, āYou gotta be kidding meā ā…

Each of us belongs to a community, or network. In fact, each of us belongs to a great many different networks ā with each network being defined by some kernel at its core. These kernels may be physical, ideological, geographical, genetic, religious, or one of countless other characteristics that might define who we are and…
There are all manner of problems (being an optimist, I rather use the term āchallengeā) that we face each and every day. Most of these challenges are simple enough: whatās for dinner this eve; is there traffic on the highway that is going to impede my progress; do I have any clean underwear, and so…

We have all been there at least once in our lives. It might be that we are faced with a single, big, fat, hairy challenge and we donāt know where to start. Or it might be that we are faced with several challenges at once; each one not particularly overwhelming, but together are; with each…

Over the last few years, I have had the opportunity to guest lecture, usually at the Masterās level, at various Universities in Upstate New York.Ā I find the experience very rewarding as I have the opportunity to bring value to the next generation.Ā But, most importantly, I am always enriching my knowledge in the classroom…