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Continue reading →: Voice of the TeamA discussion on how voice of the team and culture can be developed
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Continue reading →: Looks Like Summer is DoneAfter what has been one of my best ever summers I guess it’s time to knuckle down to some hard work. My summer was of Alpine proportions as I spent three weeks in the Southern Alps. Mt Cook is featured above. I also managed to fit in some museums with…
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Continue reading →: Postcard From Piha BeachEarlier in the holiday season, I took my overseas rellies over on the “Bush and Beach Tour” to the Western or “Waitakarere” ranges. This massive area of tropical rainforest is part of the play ground of Auckland, for all those that love to tramp, camp and take in the beach.…
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Continue reading →: Post Card From New PlymouthI have been on the road all week, starting in Wellington, via Wanganui and ending the week in New Plymouth. I’m at a client today and they have a very nice Steinway Grand Piano in the front of their meeting rooms and I spotted this pair of signs… Someone obviously…
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Continue reading →: Postcard From Auckland – Franklin RoadHere’s a little festive celebrations from my home city, Auckland NZ. It has been a while since I took a trip along Auckland’s most festive street, but with our overseas visitors we took the bus and took in the festive lights on display at Franklin Road, Ponsonby It was an…
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Continue reading →: Postcard From WaitomoI’m now part way through a whole month of summer holidays, and as the weather turns for the worse here in Auckland and catching up with a bit of blogging. A couple of weeks back, we headed to Waitomo, of the world famous caves as an impromptu request from our…
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Continue reading →: Postcard From Eden ParkBoxing Day was a bit of a boys day out with the One Day International between the Black caps versus the West Indies at Eden Park. I hadn’t been for a long time, but “Uncle Dave” who was a life long cricket fanatic, couldn’t resist the opportunity to check out…
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Continue reading →: Postcard From Cape ReingaLast week, I took the relies up to stay in Paihia, which is nestled in the beautiful Bay of Islands. One of the easiest ways to see Cape Reinga is to book on to one of the tours, so someone else takes care of the driving, commentary and catering…all good…
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Continue reading →: Postcard From WaihekeOne of my more local hops during my holidays was to take the car over to Waiheke for the day. We all had a lunch invite at the Mudbrick Cafe, so grabbed the 9am ferry to get some sight seeing in before relaxing over lunch, with those pictureseque views back…
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Hi. I’m Richard Steel – an independent Lean and operational excellence consultant.
I was fortunate to complete my initial Lean experiences from 1994 – 1997 with Professor Dan Jones, Toyota, Nissan and Shin-jujitsu consulting.
Over the past 30 years I’ve helped businesses and organisations across industries streamline what they do, cur out waste and build a culture of continuous Improvement.
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