This week’s show contained a range of fun and interesting content from some of our favorite corners of the world of quality. Here’s what we covered:

During the past decade, advances in understanding of cancer biology have led to the development of targeted treatments that are more effective than the chemotherapies of the past century.

Alan Colquitt is a student of the ways people act in the workplace.

ISO 31000 defines risk as “the effect of uncertainty on outcomes.” Identifying risks and determining ways to respond to them help you learn about your processes, your organization, and the environment you’re operating within.

A certain amount of stress is needed for us to function effectively. Stress is very much a part of the human condition. We all face disappointments, setbacks, losses and pain.

ISO 9001:2015, clause 6.1 requires an organization to identify its risks and take actions to address identified risks.

Whether it’s the effort to redefine the kilogram or researching the Harry Potter realm of quantum mechanics where things can somehow

Transformational leaders are the exception, not the rule.

Organizations worldwide stand to lose an estimated $9 billion in 2018 to employees clicking on phishing emails.

Requirements are the information that best communicates to an engineer what to build, and to a quality-assurance manager what to test.