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Which is better, a standing workstation or a seated workstation? This is a common question, yet there is no simple answer. Sitting vs.
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Which is better, a standing workstation or a seated workstation? This is a common question, yet there is no simple answer. Sitting vs.
I wrote what follows with ISO 9001 and its derivatives in mind because these are the standards I’m most familiar with.
Whereas “big data” will make organizations smarter, open data will be far more consequential for increasing revenue and business value, according to Gartner Inc.
A s you may be aware, causality is critical in strategy execution.
I went canoeing last week with my 13-year-old son, Ben, on the boundary lakes between Minnesota and Ontario.
ISO 14001 originated in the 1990s, and ISO 50001 is even newer. The basic and easily understandable concepts behind them have, however, been around for more than 100 years.
Anyone who has tried to build a piece of furniture from scratch knows the frustration of painstakingly cutting pieces of wood, only to discover that they won't fit together because the cutting was not quite accurate enough.
I’m a quality engineer, so it probably goes without saying that I like gathering and analyzing data. Minitab and I spend a significant amount of time together. Some might say our relationship is unhealthy—perhaps even codependent.
Passionate Pauline is driving down the boulevard in the early morning, whistling to the tune “Oh Happy Day” with a big smile on her face, ready to take on the day with a vengeance and excited to tackle any challenges that may come her way.
The most important pieces of information we must manage are product requirements, yet it seems to be something that lacks a standard practice or much discussion of best practice. Improve how your organization maintains requirements records.
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