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How Innovation Drives Economic Growth

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In 1500, China’s economy was the strongest in the world. But by the 19th century, the United States, Western Europe, and Japan had leapfrogged over China by churning out goods and services in vast quantities while the former superpower stalled.

Starrett Introduces Automated Digital Hardness Testers

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(The L.S. Starrett Co.: Athol, MA) -- The L.S. Starrett Co., a leading global manufacturer of precision measuring tools and gages, metrology systems, and more, has introduced two new digital Rockwell/Superficial Rockwell Benchtop Hardness Testers (No.

DOE Is Primarily a Research Tool, Not a Production Tool

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You’ve set aside Sunday afternoon to bake some cookies, but you discover you have run out of eggs. Your partner in marital bliss has gone out and taken the car.

Where <em>Poka-Yoke</em> and Cybernetics Meet

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Today I’m looking at design from a cybernetics viewpoint. My inspirations come from cybernetics and design theorists Ross Ashby, Stafford Beer, Klaus Krippendorff, Paul Pangaro, and Ranulph Glanville.

Tech Corner: The right way to create custom inspection fixtures

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An Integrated Management System Is Like a Good Cocktail

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Management system implementation reminds me of the advice my gym instructor gave when I first enrolled at my local health club: “Losing weight doesn’t happen in one day and with crash diets,” he said.

People Are Increasingly Interrupted at Work, but It’s Not All Bad

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An email pops up on your screen. It’s a client sharing a project update. A Slack message appears. It’s your boss asking a question. A text alert beeps. A colleague wants to know if you will be attending a meeting.

Seven Proven Tips for Modernizing Your Organization’s Policy and Procedure Communication

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Throughout our 30-year company history, we have witnessed over and over how clearly communicated systems, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and policies can transform business results.

The Divergent Paths of Old Lean Dudes

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I have been immersed in the lean world for more than a quarter century.

The Tricky Paradox of Mean Time Between Failures

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The mean time between failures (MTBF) calculation is widely used to evaluate the reliability of parts and equipment. In the industry it is usually defined as one of the key performance indicators.

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