with Dr. Gwendolyn Galsworth
12:00 - 1:30pm Pacific
The Visual Machine: Let Your Equipment Speak
Visual devices and mini-systems make machinery self-explaining so we can be self-regulating. The Visual Machine� doesn't just help us do the right thing repeatedly, reliably and fast, it helps us prevent problems.
$75 per person or group
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An ostrich's eye is bigger than it's brain.
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The cookie-cutter approach is death to workplace visuality. Visual devices and systems need the juice of local imaginations devising solutions to problems that are often invisible to those outside the department. That juice is crucial to sustainability and to solutions that really work.
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| And the Visual Fail Prize Goes To... |
Have you seen a Visual Fail that made you laugh?
Send the image to
[email protected],
and we'll put it here and credit you with the funny find!
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From the Editor:
Get VTI Products at Greatly Reduced Prices--Be Quick!
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Through April 5, you can save up to 42% on our award-winning books and training webinars at our new crowdfunding page.
We have created a crowdfunding campaign to accelerate the creation of our Visual Leadership Webinars (based on our highly successful Visual Leadership Training).
In return for your support, we are offering substantial discounts on our books, the Work That Makes Sense webinar series, and also our on-site "Train the Trainer" seminars.
We've never before offered prices this low, and it's for a very limited time. Please consider taking advantage of this opportunity!
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Visual Radio:
The X-Type Matrix: Using It to Lead
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Listen to Gwendolyn this Thursday at 10am
This Week's Episode
The X-Type Matrix: Using It to Lead
Now that you constructed your X-Type Matrix, how are you going to use it to carve out an improvement pathway-to help you lead? Because that is the proposition: The principles, tools, and practices of visual leadership shift us away from mere managing and help us strengthen and shape our skill and effectiveness as leaders. In this week's show, Gwendolyn Galsworth reminds us of the power of the visual leadership construct (tool) called the X-Type Matrix--and why it is entirely worth developing and using.
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Doorway 10
Principle-Based Visuality
for Enterprise-Wide Alignment
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A fellow truck technician and a manager are part of the visual exam team for this truck
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by Gwendolyn Galsworth
Doorway 10 is opened at advanced stages of a visual conversion, after the principles of visuality have been internalized by your visually-thinking employees--managers, operators, supervisors, executives. After they have developed skill at visual thinking, knowledge and know-how. Then comes the time for them to use these principles to connect and align the enterprise and form a more comprehensive visual conversion base. This is the purpose of Doorway 10. The organization has matured in its understanding and application of visuality. Now it is ready to use it more assertively to support the company's business case...
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Examiner Tony Cogswell also served as the Visual Workplace Coordinator to this fleet of 300 trucks.
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The array of feedback and support in a ScoreCard Packet
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This Month's
Featured
Product
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On Sale through
March 31!
Created and narrated by Dr. Galsworth,
The Work That Makes Sense (WTMS) Training & Implementation System is a powerful series of 11 individual on-demand webinars, based on Galsworth's Shingo-Prize winning book of the same title. Whether you seek a spirited and engaged workforce, measurable bottom-line results-or both--the NEW WTMS System is the affordable, convenient way to transform your value-add employees into a workforce of visual thinkers and produce a 15% to 30% increase in productivity.
With over 900 powerful, full-color visual solutions as a teaching base, this series of linked webinars stimulates real-time learning and hands-on implementation, supported by exercises, checklists, discussion points, and lots of visual thinking.
Each 1.0 to 1.25 hour webinar is a stand-alone learning module that can be viewed on either a large or small screen, with precise navigation that allows you to stop and start whenever you like.
Regular Price: $5500 USD
On sale through March 31: $4400 USD
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