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Why Some People Drop the Ball and What to Do About It

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From time to time, everyone misses a deadline, forgets an obligation, or fails to meet a commitment. We’re human, and it happens. For most of us, failure is followed by an immediate effort to right the situation.

How to Prioritize Your Team’s Work and Improve Focus

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A consistent and regularly scheduled prioritization process helps eliminate distractions and can focus your efforts on the most meaningful projects. Some processes are formal, while others are simply frequent conversations about priorities.

Cost of Quality: What Is It, and Why Is It Important?

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The concept of cost of quality (COQ) has been around for decades, but applying it to business is difficult. The adage “quality is free” (coined by Philip B.

America Works: An Innovative Approach to Workforce Development

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What is America Works, and why is it important to the future of American manufacturing?

Faces of Industry 4.0, Part 1

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One of the technologies driving Industry 4.0 is artificial intelligence (AI), and AI is enabling massive change in manufacturing. It is also revolutionizing the smart manufacturing supply chain as well.

Nurses Are Stretched Thinner Than Ever: Are Hospitals Doing All They Can?

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Recent surveys point to increasing frustration and, frankly, exha

How to Tame a Belligerent Colleague

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Serge faced a conundrum. One of his business partners was in a legal dispute with Serge’s father, Charlie, and asked for his help. Serge knew that his father was prone to suing everyone who crossed his path—including family members.

Motivating the Unmotivated: Don’t Give Up Too Soon

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When Mary started with the company, she was enthusiastic, energetic, and consistently the top salesperson on the team. She got along well with her co-workers and was known for her superior customer service skills. But over time, something changed.

Document Management vs. Knowledge Management

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Understanding the distinction between document management and knowledge management is vital to operational excellence.

Customer-Centricity: What Exactly Is It?

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The terms “customer-centric” and “customer-centricity” get thrown around a lot; oftentimes, it’s quite clear that they’re being used out of turn. I believe “customer-centric” is often confused with “customer focus,” but the two are very different.

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