Sore Losers: Why Some Competitors Keep Fighting After Defeat
In Formula One racing, slower drivers are expected to move aside when a faster car laps them. But some don’t give way so easily.
Are Quality Professionals Compensated Fairly?
Amid uncertainty in manufacturing, AI adoption, labor market fluctuations, and salary disparities across industries and geographic regions, quality professional compensation can be difficult to calculate.
How to Avoid FDA Warning Letters
According to the U.S.
Effective Maintenance, Repair, and Operations
The cornerstone of efficient industrial and facility management, maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) cover all activities related to e
If It Ain’t Broke…
For many hundreds of years, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” has summarized the predominant approach to process operation.
How Primacy of Purpose Can Make Your Strategy Successful
There’s an old army saying, “No plan survives first contact with the enemy.”
No Substitute for Experience
Last year, after many years of physical therapy, cortisone shots, and experimental treatments to prop up my failing knees, I decided to go bionic and get full knee replacements.
From Retail Shelves to Factory Floors
In the early 2000s, at my former company, my team was tasked with creating educational products for a major national educational toy brand.
<em>Kintsugi</em> Leadership: A New Frame for Quality, Resilience, and Trust
In today’s competitive manufacturing landscape, resilience is the new quality. And one of the most powerful lessons in resilience doesn’t come from a factory—it comes from an art form.
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