Kevin Cahill

W. Edwards Deming Was Truly A Remarkable Man.

FOUR DAY EDUCATION SEMINAR
Stay tuned for 2017 dates. The Deming in Education Seminar is a four-day, interactive learning event and hands-on approach to the Deming Method. It delves deep into the Quality Learning Principles and Tools that are necessary to gain the vision, purpose and capacity for quality implementation and to overcome the challenges and behavior problems you may face in your classrooms.




DEMING IN EDUCATION CONFERENCE
Postponed. Stay tuned for new dates.

Deming Today

DEMING ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Stay tuned for 2017 dates., The words "I Make no Apologies for Learning" from Dr. W. Edwards Deming are as relevant and valuable today as they ever have been. His approach to improving quality, performance and innovation can propel you and your organization forward when you learn how to challenge your thinking about your own management, leadership and transformation.
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DEMING PODCAST
Interviews with members of The Deming Institute community, including industry leaders, practitioners, educators and Deming family members who share stories of transformation and success through the innovative management and quality theories of Dr. Deming.
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Library of Congress

2.5 DAY BUSINESS SEMINAR
10/25-10/27, 2016, Dr. Deming said, “a bad system will beat a good person every time”. At this seminar you will learn to look at your organization through a new lens; a lens of how to make your system better – and thus get better results. You will gain new knowledge to remove barriers, increase efficiencies, reduce wasted time, boost motivation, and provide better insight into what’s really going on in your organization.
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DEMING BLOG
In this blog we will explore Deming’s ideas on management by examining his works and exploring how the ideas are being applied in organizations today. This blog will attempt to hold true to his ideas while also looking at how those ideas have been, and are being, extended and implemented.
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