
The Art of Learning from Mistakes | Mark Graban | The Operations Science Podcast | Ep 107
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In this episode of the Operations Science Podcast, host Ed Pound interviews Mark Gray, a thought leader in continuous improvement and lean thinking. Mark shares insights from his extensive experience across industries, the importance of learning from mistakes, and the role of leadership in fostering a culture of psychological safety. Learn about the integration of lean principles with statistical process control, the impact of motivational interviewing, and how AI could revolutionize improvement work. The conversation also delves into Mark's personal journey and early influences that shaped his career.
00:00 Introduction to the Operations Science Podcast
00:56 Meet Our Esteemed Guest: Mark Gray
02:29 Mark Gray's Journey to Thought Leadership
05:36 The Inspiration Behind 'The Mistakes That Make Us'
08:59 Balancing Process and Innovation Mistakes
15:09 Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace
17:58 Mark Gray's Favorite Mistakes
28:01 The Power of Saying It Out Loud
29:50 Switching Topics: Northwestern and Factory Physics
32:43 Applying Operation Science in Healthcare
34:11 Challenges in Healthcare Operations
40:20 Integrating Lean and Other Methodologies
44:53 The Role of AI in Improvement Work
48:56 Personal Background and Influences
52:26 Conclusion and Final Thoughts