#13 – MUST KNOW RISK FACTS FOR QUALITY AND ALL PROFESSIONALS – GREG HUTCHINS
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#13 – ONLINE MYTH BUSTERS – WHERE YOU LOOK FOR A JOB MATTERS – ELIZABETH LIONS
Job seekers of all levels are constantly confused about where to look online for the next new opportunity. It’s important or you’ll find yourself spending hours in front of the blue glowing screen with little return on your investment of time.
Here are some interesting statistics for Indeed.com that I just learned from a training class. Statistics came from Indeed after careful market research. Continue reading
#13 – DO SOFTWARE – READ ABOUT THE UNIVERSAL SOFTWARE METRIC – (C) Capers Jones
Function point metrics are the most accurate and effective metrics yet developed for software sizing and also for studying software productivity, quality, costs, risks, and economic value.
Unlike the older “lines of code” metric function points can be used to study requirements, design, and in fact all software activities from development through maintenance. Continue reading
#13 – HOW TO AVOID HUMAN ERROR IN DESIGN – BEN MARGUGLIO
Any enterprise that is engaged in activities with the potential for public and employee harm should be encouraged, if not required to develop and implement an integrated risk management, safety management, quality management and environmental manage system for the prevention of events with intolerable effects. Such a management system would establish various techniques by which to analyze the safety and quality of the designs of hardware and processes. Let’s look at a few design tools. Continue reading
#12 – MY STORY OF AIRLINE DECISION MAKING RISK – DR. CAROLYN TURBYFILL
One common error in management decision-making is sticking to short-term tactics that are inappropriate to a changed context. I’m an expert in executive management decision-making. Recently, I experienced different approaches taken by people in various roles in airline ticketing and scheduling processes. Continue reading