The Antikythera Mechanism and Abstract Thought
More than 2,000 years ago a huge ship crashed beneath the cliffs of Antikythera, a small island off the coast of Greece.
Measuring the Color of Bacardi Mojitos
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Color consistancy is a key selling point for food and beverage products
Time-Maximizing Strategies of Highly Successful People
There are few executives today who don’t wish they could be more productive. Even the most successful individuals are looking for new and better ways to get more accomplished while maintaining or increasing their quality of life.
Dual Status Hospitals: Beware of IRS Compliance Audits
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The IRS is ramping up compliance audits of governmental hospitals who are exempt under 501(c)3 (dual status).
Is your governmental hospital exempt under Section 501(c)3? If you have a 403(b) plan, the answer is yes, but even if you don’t, you need to check.
Applying Risk-Based Thinking to Operations
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Hazard equals risk times exposure. One alligator... two alligators... three alligators...
The dynamic of risk management and compliance seems to be experiencing a shift toward risk management in operations, and learning to pay attention to detail in order to leverage it.
Motivated Employees Deliver Great Customer Experience
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What motivates your staff? Do you even know?
Beyond Just Promise, CRISPR Is Delivering in the Lab Today
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Research labs around the world are turning the hype surrounding the CRISPR technique into real results
Inside Quality Digest Live for June 30, 2017
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The sky is falling. That's ok. We got an app for that.
Credit: MIT News
The June 30, 2017, episode of QDL offered a wrinkle in time, of sorts: not only orbiting debris and medieval medicine, but moments in the here and now such as our interview with Keith Bevan of the Coordinate Metrology Society and the UK’s National Physical L
