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8 roles for six-sigma success
Six-sigma sure uses some strange language to describe the roles of personnel involved in its implementation and development.
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TQM Post Mega-List
I thought it was time that a few old posts were dusted down from the archive and linked to them re-posted. So, here’s a round-up of the TQM
5 Lean Books To Read In 2010
I’ve been glancing through old 2009 issues of The Chartered Quality Institutes
Bogus Theories, Bad for Business
Mr. Stewart quotes Bruce Henderson, the founder of the Boston Consulting Group, who describes consulting as “the most improbable business on earth” and who goes on to ask: “Can you think of anything less improbable [sic] than taking the world’s most successful firms, leaders in their
Statistics for Engineers – A Review
I recently reviewed Statistics for Engineers: An Introduction for
The most effective and useful creativity tools available
What are the most effective and useful creativity tools available? There is a
Lean and Six Sigma are now balanced?
As a follow-up an a recent post its now interesting to see that as far as job
EFQM and ISO 9001 – A comparison of approaches
I recently posted a review by Shaun of Capable People on
How to inspire total involvement in continuous improvement
In any company-wide continuous effort there are various levels and degrees of employee engagement. We should aim for “all” or “total” when it comes to things that are good such as 5S,
