Lean in Government Podcast
This podcast is dedicated to helping government employees and leaders learn and apply Lean philosophy and continuous improvement to make their organizations more efficient, transparent, and customer-focused.
While Lean has been widely adopted in industries like manufacturing and healthcare, it remains underutilized in the public sector. My goal is to change that — one video, one process, and one improvement at a time.
Whether you’re new to Lean or already practicing continuous improvement, this channel will help you bring Lean thinking to your agency, department, or community.
Lean in Government Podcast
Latest Episodes
Lean in Government | Episode 12 | Vendor Management System
Government has one of the greatest responsibilities of any organization—serving people.In my newest episode of the Lean in Government Podcast, I share three practical ideas that can make a real difference:✅ Why working in g...
Lean in Government | Episode 11 | Inventory Reduction
In Episode 11 of the Lean in Government podcast, Alen Ganic discusses one of the biggest hidden wastes in government, excess inventory. He shares real-world Lean examples from his 14+ years in local government, showing how organiza...
Lean in Government | Episode 10 | KPIs & LSW
In Episode 10 of the Lean in Government podcast, I talk about two critical elements that every organization needs, but very few truly use effectively: KPIs and Leader Standard Work.Too often in government, we measure activity instead of...
Lean in Government | Episode 9 | Daily Huddles & KPI Discipline (Part 3)
In this episode of Leaning Government, Alen Ganic discusses the critical aspects of inventory management in the public sector, emphasizing the importance of daily management systems, such as huddles and monthly KPI reviews. He shares insights f...
Lean in Government | Episode 8 | How Standards & Systems Sustained Warehouse Success (Part 2)
For years, I watched organizations invest in software, systems, and tools, yet warehouses stayed disorganized and inefficient.The problem wasn’t technology.It was the lack of standards.In Episode 8 of Lean in Government, Part 2 ...