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Are Lean Supply Chains Responsible for Shortages?

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Lean supply chains are designed based on several key principles. First, the general philosophy of lean is to reduce or eliminate nonvalue-added waste. The concept of reducing waste is always beneficial to organizations.

Why We Stick With Unsuccessful Tasks: It’s Evolutionary

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If you’ve ever stayed in a relationship too long or stuck with a project that was going nowhere, you’re not alone. Humans are generally reluctant to give up on something they’ve already committed time and effort to.

Key Comparisons: Transmitting Correct Measures All Around the World

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New employees at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) are often surprised to learn that our agency is part of the U.S. Department of Commerce. How could this be?

Medical Laboratory Testing: How Can We Trust the Results?

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Never have we been more acutely aware of the importance of reliability when it comes to laboratory testing. As the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted, the development of accurate diagnostic tests plays an important role in outbreak management.

How NIST Is Helping First Responders Stay Connected

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What do first responders do? It’s an easy question, and I used to think I knew the answer.

<em>Galileo’s Telescope</em>

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What is the most important thing for your business to be working on right now? Would everyone else working there agree? Is everyone working toward the business’s goals? How do you know?

More Must Be Done to Promote IAF CertSearch

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Since the beginning of the coronavirus outbreak, UK officials have seized millions of substandard face masks at Heathrow Airport. These masks could have put millions at risk for contracting or spreading the Covid-19 virus.

In Bad Times, Decentralized Firms Outperform Their Rivals

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Imagine a ship at sea, at risk of sinking in a tempest. Is it better to empower the crew to do whatever it takes to save the ship, or should every decision be made by the captain and top officers?

How to Write Better Lockout/Tagout Procedures

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Lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures are common in industrial and manufacturing environments. Despite this, failure to adequately train employees on LOTO procedures continues to be one of the U.S.

The Currency of Credibility: Valid ISO Certification According to ISO

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As the 2020 pandemic threatened world health, a large number of unscrupulous companies began generating fake International Organization for Standardization (ISO) quality management system (QMS) certificates in an attempt to fool governments into buying personal prote

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