Many engineers and managers developing products or maintaining equipment seem to be afflicted with “knowledge apathy” concerning reliability. “They don’t care!” is a posted comment I have seen in Linkedin. Has this happened? Have we lost the ability to care about reliability? Continue reading
#99 – EMPOWERING SUSTAINABLE DECISONS WITH 4 NEW GRI PRIORITIES – KELLY EISENHARDT
GRI believes that better business decisions can be made by leveraging sustainability reporting information. With four new strategic priorities to enable transparency, informed decision making and trust, GRI takes its next big leap forward as a leader in sustainability reporting. Continue reading
#99 – THE CASE FOR RETURNING TO BINARY – MARK MOORE
It’s an odd title, I know. But as a seasoned project manager and IT professional with over
three decades of experience across multiple industries, there are some things that really don’t change much. Among the is the concept that “done means done and in production” and anything less isn’t of much value. So hang on while I vent a little regarding a topic almost every PM holds near and dear to his/her heart – progress updates on tasks and deliverables. Continue reading
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#98 – STOP TELLING YOUR STORY – ELIZABETH LIONS
There seems to be a new trend. It’s called “telling your story”, and I question if this is really a good practice for women. In the 80’s, on women’s talk shows I think it did serve a powerful purpose, but lately I think it reeks of weakness. Continue reading