What Are Lean and Six Sigma? Part 2
In the first article of this series, we saw that Lean and
Why We Stick With Unsuccessful Tasks: It’s Evolutionary
If you’ve ever stayed in a relationship too long or stuck with a project that was going nowhere, you’re not alone. Humans are generally reluctant to give up on something they’ve already committed time and effort to.
Key Comparisons: Transmitting Correct Measures All Around the World
New employees at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are often surprised to learn that our agency is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce. How could this be?
Medical Laboratory Testing: How Can We Trust the Results?
Never have we been more acutely aware of the importance of reliability when it comes to laboratory testing. As the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted, the development of accurate diagnostic tests plays an important role in outbreak management.
Key Risk Management Standard Updated
(ISO: Geneva) -- ISO/IEC/IEEE 16085—“Systems and software engineering—Life cycle processes—Risk management” provides a universally applicable st
Risk Management in Systems and Software Engineering
(ISO: Geneva) -- ISO/IEC/IEEE 16085—“Systems and software engineering—Life cycle processes—Risk management” provides a universally applicable st
China Wants to Be the World’s AI Superpower
China’s star has been steadily rising for decades.
How to Get Uncomfortable and Elevate Your Leadership in 2021
New leaders often don’t realize that saying “yes” to leadership requires stepping out of the comfort zone. Avoidance is no longer a strategy.
What Servant Leadership Is Not
Steffen Heilmann is a firm believer in empowering his people and giving them opportunities to grow.
Virtual Agents of Change: How Computers Are Mapping Covid-19’s Future
This story was originally published by Knowable Magazine.