What Management Advice Do You Rely on Most, and Why?
When successful entrepreneurs speak, it is wise to listen. Here are 11 responses from 11 successful entrepreneurs who were asked, “What one piece of management advice do you rely on most, and why?”
The Three Gates
Nothing Changes if Nothing Changes
Like a TV test pattern, nothing changes if nothing changes
Remembering the Seabees
New CDER Guidance Could Affect Quality Management Efforts
Cartwheels
Most often when we think of a wheel, it’s in the context of transportation, one of the more obvious and ever-present of the 7 wastes in lean. In fact, the first likely use of a wheel and axle was not for transport but for processing—actual work.
How Taguchi Designs Differ From Factorial Designs
Genichi Taguchi is famous for his pioneering methods of robust quality engineering. One of the major contributions that he made to quality improvement methods is Taguchi designs.
Use a Variable-Height Desk to Improve Productivity and Health
‘Sitting is the new smoking” is a common new adage.