Last month I laid out “A Roadmap for the Future” which received a favorable reaction, therefore, I thought I might continue along this path on a subject that is important to every quality professional.
Perhaps you’ve heard that Six Sigma is fading. In some circles Six Sigma is not the amazing continuous improvement methodology that it was once thought to be.
Last month’s column explored one of Peter Drucker’s masterworks, “The Effective Executive.” This column analyzes additional insights to improve organizational effectiveness.
The Baldrige Criteria May Provide Such a Roadmap for Change.
June 2, 2014
Technology continues its dramatic advances and it’s as much daunting as it is exciting to think about what the future has in store for us. Certainly the economic landscape is a minefield that presents a multitude of challenges.
Solving Voldemort-Sized Problems in Test and Measurement.
June 2, 2014
The engineering design process—based closely on the scientific method—is “the set of steps that a designer takes to go from first, identifying a problem or need to, at the end, creating and developing a solution that solves the problem or meets the need.”
You need to discuss a quality process change with a co-worker. It’s no secret around the office that your co-worker doesn’t like change and is particularly resistant to discussing a process change.