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My intention is to share with you the knowledge and information I have gained by working for over twenty years with quality masters, philosophers, champions, and businesses. I am thrilled to share these quality philosophies with you, help you apply them to your everyday lives, and mentor you in discovering what it takes to become truly successful, not only professionally but in all areas of life. I believe that many people and businesses fail in their quests mainly because they do not have a clear vision and are lacking the right strategy. I intend to ignite a revolution about the concepts of quality by making them available and easy to understand for anyone who needs them to achieve their goals. In doing so, I offer a new standard for how to present information about quality, so that you may use it to boost your performance and achieve your desired results.
Yamaha and the Seven New Management and Planning Tools (EP251)
Between the 1950s and 1980s, the Japanese motorcycle industry, led by Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, and Kawasaki, became one of the most competitive in the world. It was a heavy manufacturing sector built on internal combustion engines, where innovation advanced rapidly and competition was defined by engineering, costs, and distribution networks.
Since the 1960s, Honda dominated the global market. Yamaha, meanwhile, sought to expand its share in both Japan and international markets.
https://youtu.be/x1zKM4_wsf0
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6J0UjzQzEgL2QYz4WhtbzB?si=9C3ASThaTuSEFaoxOvGLhA
https://rumble.com/v7fjvy2-yamaha-and-the-seven-new-management-and-planning-tools-ep251.html
Yamaha y las Siete Nuevas Herramientas de Gestión y Planificación (EP251)
¿Controlas mucho y planificas poco? En este episodio explicamos las 7 herramientas de gestión creadas por JUSE en 1976 para planificar proyectos complejos más allá del control de calidad tradicional. Verás cómo usar el diagrama de afinidad para ordenar ideas, el diagrama de relaciones, árbol, matricial, matriz de priorización, diagrama de flechas y PDPC, y la diferencia real con Pareto, Ishikawa e histograma. Con ejemplo aplicado a Industry 4.0 y lanzamiento de producto. Para profesionales de calidad, lean six sigma, kaizen y mejora continua que quieren pasar de controlar variación a diseñar futuro.
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https://youtu.be/OEcrprj1x2g
https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/8XbVus4mp6b
https://rumble.com/v7fgs2y-yamaha-y-las-siete-nuevas-herramientas-de-gestin-y-planificacin-ep251.html
From Shewhart to Ishikawa - The Real Story of the 7 Tools (EP250)
In 1924, Shewhart taught us to understand variation through the control chart. That idea later travelled to Japan through Deming and JUSE, where Ishikawa did something equally important: he did not invent the seven basic tools as a set, but organised them, simplified their use, and made them accessible to people across the organisation. This is a story of science, transmission, and teamwork that still shapes how we understand quality today.
https://youtu.be/eq37TFhPU0A
https://open.spotify.com/episode/5kdjs2IfD3wYbJSKRysS9Q?si=Kn48INHyRVuo226m3mGHhw
https://rumble.com/v7f99m0-from-shewhart-to-ishikawa-the-real-story-of-the-7-tools-ep250.html
EP250 | De Shewhart a Ishikawa - La Historia Real de las 7 Herramientas
En 1924 Shewhart nos enseñó a entender la variación con su famoso gráfico de control. Esa idea viajó a Japón con Deming y JUSE, y allí Ishikawa hizo algo maravilloso: no inventó las siete herramientas, las ordenó y las hizo simples para que todos pudiéramos usarlas. Una historia de ciencia y trabajo en equipo que sigue inspirándonos.
https://youtu.be/Rp1_vrlnrSw
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6osk8NJExJdEFgXmnyyVIs?si=ONA4mZYQRESe6A1kn1vhZw
https://rumble.com/v7f614u-ep250-de-shewhart-a-ishikawa-la-historia-real-de-las-7-herramientas.html
EP249 - Bertha Benz, the Forgotten Mother of the Automobile
Bertha Benz, history of the automobile, Karl Benz, first car trip, continuous improvement, Benz Patent Motorwagen, first woman driver, women who changed history, history of Mercedes-Benz. Bertha Benz wasn’t just the first person to take a long car trip; she was also one of history’s earliest examples of data-driven thinking. Her 1888 journey from Mannheim to Pforzheim—with a hatpin, a garter, and remarkable courage—proved a timeless lesson in continuous improvement: real-world data transforms invention into innovation. ▸ The context: why no one believed in the Motorwagen ▸ The journey: every breakdown as a fact, every fix as an improvement ▸ The lesson: test in the real world, not just in the workshop
EP249 - Bertha Benz, La Madre Olvidada Del Automóvil
Bertha Benz, historia del automóvil, Karl Benz, primer viaje en automóvil, mejora continua, Benz Patent Motorwagen, primera mujer piloto, mujeres que cambiaron la historia, historia de Mercedes-Benz
Bertha Benz no fue solo la primera persona en hacer un viaje largo en automóvil; fue la primera estratega de datos de la historia. En este episodio exploramos cómo su viaje de Mannheim a Pforzheim en 1888 (con una horquilla, una liga y mucha valentía) demostró algo que seguimos aplicando hoy en mejora continua: los datos convierten la invención en innovación.
▸ El contexto: por qué nadie creía en el Motorwagen ▸ El viaje: cada avería como dato, cada arreglo como mejora ▸ La lección: prueba en el mundo real, no en el taller
https://youtu.be/TwuZlMbxfE4
https://open.spotify.com/episode/1whqBaKQuVqEpQRXLHjOVn?si=T8C9EfIsSFmpHY5ejC0onw
https://rumble.com/v7ev424-ep249-bertha-benz-la-madre-olvidada-del-automvil.html
EP448, Digital Twin - The Technology That Was Born from a Spacecraft in Distress.
What is a digital twin, and who actually invented it? In this episode, I tell the full story: the concept Michael Grieves formalized in 2002 (Grieves, 2005; Grieves, 2011), the term NASA adopted in 2010 (Piascik et al., 2010; Vickers, NASA), and the origin almost nobody mentions: Apollo 13. In 1970, the famous "mailbox" built from cardboard, plastic, and adhesive tape showed the same philosophy that now supports Industry 4.0 (Ferguson, 2020; NASA ESTO, 2021). From Rolls-Royce jet engines to Formula 1, if you work in quality, manufacturing, or continuous improvement, this is a lesson in testing before something breaks.
https://youtu.be/egL9UujtmMw
https://rumble.com/v7engok-ep448-digital-twin-the-technology-that-was-born-from-a-spacecraft-in-distre.html
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Riw3kAOowM5k78tBJlFiw?si=W1-2yLvmRKei2qFko26VDA
EP448, Gemelo Digital, La Tecnología que Nació de una Nave en Peligro.
¿Qué es un gemelo digital y quién lo inventó realmente? Te cuento la historia completa: el concepto que Michael Grieves formalizó en 2002 , el término que la NASA bautizó en 2010 , y el origen que casi nadie menciona: cómo la misión Apollo 13 de 1970, con su famoso “mailbox” improvisado con cartón y cinta adhesiva, demostró la misma filosofía que hoy mueve a la Industria 4.0). De los motores a reacción de Rolls-Royce a la Fórmula 1; si trabajas en calidad, manufactura o mejora continua, esta es una lección sobre probar antes de romper.
https://youtu.be/y5QCCvbOQb8
https://open.spotify.com/episode/22p3G777FHxbthmonjE90u?si=1ztCwLXjRfSB1yWYDcjvrQ
https://rumble.com/v7ek1dy-ep448-gemelo-digital-la-tecnologa-que-naci-de-una-nave-en-peligro..html
08/18/2026
EP447 - The Man Who Saved Marvel Letting Go of Control
Stan Lee was fed up. It was 1961. He was 39 years old, had worked at the same publishing house for two decades, and felt his career was going nowhere. His wife Joan told him something that changed everything: “Before you give up, write a comic the way you want to write it; what do you have to lose?” That comic became The Fantastic Four.
Here is something almost no one mentions: Stan Lee’s real problem was not creative; it was operational. Marvel was losing ground to DC Comics, and the reason was not talent, but process. Stan Lee wrote all the scripts. Every page of every comic passed through his hands. While he wrote, the artists waited; the pages stopped moving; the deadlines became impossible. It was a perfect bottleneck.
What he did next was not pure genius. It was a practical response to operational pressure. That response helped create one of the most effective creative production systems ever used, because it solved a flow problem (not a lack of inspiration). And this is where the connection with quality begins: when a process depends too much on one person, that person’s excellence can become a constraint on the entire system.
https://youtu.be/oqk39LoNcYA
https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/g8jL1rBjI5b
https://rumble.com/v7ecod6-ep447-the-man-who-saved-marvel-letting-go-of-control.html
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