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#95 – CREATING A REALIABILITY PLAN IN 7 STEPS – FRED SCHENKELBERG
In a previous posting (Creating a Reliability Plan – Starting Points), I introduced the two basic philosophies for creating a reliability plan for a new product or system: the build, test, fix, approach, and the analytical approach. Combining these two styles in a balanced approach leads to the best results. In this posting, I want to get more specific and outline the 7 basic steps to follow to create a sound reliability program. Continue reading
#95 – 21 BEST PRACTICES IN WORKFLOW MANAGEMENT – GREG CARROLL
ROI does not come for automating a process but from using it to add value. Value adding comes from targeting time and resources, risk based thinking, and Business Intelligence where they can deliver the greatest benefit to achieving the organisation’s strategic goals. Continue reading
#95 – CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR RISK BASED THINKING – GREG HUTCHINS
The critical success factors for ISO 9001:2015 RBT are much like Six Sigma and lean. Our hard lessons learned over the last dozen years migrating organizations from quality to ERM include: Continue reading
#95 – HOW AMERICA’S WORKERS BECAME DISENGAGED – STUART ROSENBERG
If your employees are a company’s most valuable asset to ensure that the business runs smoothly, efficiently and constantly improves then why do we continuously fail to put people to good use?
Good Question?! Continue reading