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]]> By: robert http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-5 robert Tue, 05 Dec 2006 07:00:48 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-5 Charles - many thanks for the comment. I do try to cite my references however, I have a lot of material stored offline for later peronal reading and sometimes I simply lose track of where it came from. I completely acknowledge that this graphic came from the article you mention and will of course remove it if you request. It is my policy to always attempt to allocate proper credit, however, as I've said I don't always know who that actually is unless its pointed out. I'll certainly work on a system for maintaining this from now on to make sure it never happens again: firefox scrapbook entension looks promising? Charles – many thanks for the comment. I do try to cite my references however, I have a lot of material stored offline for later peronal reading and sometimes I simply lose track of where it came from. I completely acknowledge that this graphic came from the article you mention and will of course remove it if you request. It is my policy to always attempt to allocate proper credit, however, as I’ve said I don’t always know who that actually is unless its pointed out. I’ll certainly work on a system for maintaining this from now on to make sure it never happens again: firefox scrapbook entension looks promising?

]]> By: robert http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-1481 robert Tue, 05 Dec 2006 07:00:48 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-1481 Charles - many thanks for the comment. I do try to cite my references however, I have a lot of material stored offline for later peronal reading and sometimes I simply lose track of where it came from. I completely acknowledge that this graphic came from the article you mention and will of course remove it if you request. It is my policy to always attempt to allocate proper credit, however, as I've said I don't always know who that actually is unless its pointed out. I'll certainly work on a system for maintaining this from now on to make sure it never happens again: firefox scrapbook entension looks promising? Charles – many thanks for the comment. I do try to cite my references however, I have a lot of material stored offline for later peronal reading and sometimes I simply lose track of where it came from. I completely acknowledge that this graphic came from the article you mention and will of course remove it if you request. It is my policy to always attempt to allocate proper credit, however, as I've said I don't always know who that actually is unless its pointed out. I'll certainly work on a system for maintaining this from now on to make sure it never happens again: firefox scrapbook entension looks promising?

]]> By: Anonymous http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Anonymous Tue, 05 Dec 2006 06:49:56 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-4 Robert,<br /><br />I've recently stumbled across your blog, and while I think it's interesting I've noticed references to other's articles on your site without proper attribution. For instance, there is one graphic in the article I'm making my post that came from one of the article I published on iSixSigma.com (http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/c030120a.asp) back in 2003. Surely someone with your education would know to give a simple reference for the graphic so as not to take other's work and portray it as your own. It happens all the time and I'm sure if simply an oversight. But I do a lot of reading and think I've read phrases from some of my other friends and colleagues. A lot of this stuff runs together. My only request is that you give reference to thought of not your origination. Having said that, no one sees farther than standing on the shoulders of giants. Keep up the good thought. Charles Waxer Robert,

I’ve recently stumbled across your blog, and while I think it’s interesting I’ve noticed references to other’s articles on your site without proper attribution. For instance, there is one graphic in the article I’m making my post that came from one of the article I published on iSixSigma.com (http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/c030120a.asp) back in 2003. Surely someone with your education would know to give a simple reference for the graphic so as not to take other’s work and portray it as your own. It happens all the time and I’m sure if simply an oversight. But I do a lot of reading and think I’ve read phrases from some of my other friends and colleagues. A lot of this stuff runs together. My only request is that you give reference to thought of not your origination. Having said that, no one sees farther than standing on the shoulders of giants. Keep up the good thought. Charles Waxer

]]> By: Anonymous http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-1480 Anonymous Tue, 05 Dec 2006 06:49:56 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-1480 Robert,<br></br><br>I've recently stumbled across your blog, and while I think it's interesting I've noticed references to other's articles on your site without proper attribution. For instance, there is one graphic in the article I'm making my post that came from one of the article I published on <a href="http://iSixSigma.com">iSixSigma.com</a> (<a href="http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/c030120a.asp">http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/c03012...</a>) back in 2003. Surely someone with your education would know to give a simple reference for the graphic so as not to take other's work and portray it as your own. It happens all the time and I'm sure if simply an oversight. But I do a lot of reading and think I've read phrases from some of my other friends and colleagues. A lot of this stuff runs together. My only request is that you give reference to thought of not your origination. Having said that, no one sees farther than standing on the shoulders of giants. Keep up the good thought. Charles Waxer</br> Robert,

I've recently stumbled across your blog, and while I think it's interesting I've noticed references to other's articles on your site without proper attribution. For instance, there is one graphic in the article I'm making my post that came from one of the article I published on iSixSigma.com (http://www.isixsigma.com/library/content/c03012...) back in 2003. Surely someone with your education would know to give a simple reference for the graphic so as not to take other's work and portray it as your own. It happens all the time and I'm sure if simply an oversight. But I do a lot of reading and think I've read phrases from some of my other friends and colleagues. A lot of this stuff runs together. My only request is that you give reference to thought of not your origination. Having said that, no one sees farther than standing on the shoulders of giants. Keep up the good thought. Charles Waxer

]]> By: robert http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-3 robert Fri, 17 Nov 2006 15:23:31 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-3 yenan - thanks for the nice words. Perhaps six sigma only appeals to a small majority of people? Eveyone "varies" in their interest - an example of process variation in action I think! yenan – thanks for the nice words. Perhaps six sigma only appeals to a small majority of people? Eveyone “varies” in their interest – an example of process variation in action I think!

]]> By: robert http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-1479 robert Fri, 17 Nov 2006 15:23:31 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-1479 yenan - thanks for the nice words. Perhaps six sigma only appeals to a small majority of people? Eveyone "varies" in their interest - an example of process variation in action I think! yenan – thanks for the nice words. Perhaps six sigma only appeals to a small majority of people? Eveyone “varies” in their interest – an example of process variation in action I think!

]]> By: yenan http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-2 yenan Fri, 17 Nov 2006 15:20:04 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-2 thanks Robert for your articles...<br />p.s. just don't understand why such a quality quality blog has only 9 rss readers up to now... thanks Robert for your articles…
p.s. just don’t understand why such a quality quality blog has only 9 rss readers up to now…

]]> By: yenan http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/comment-page-1/#comment-1478 yenan Fri, 17 Nov 2006 15:20:04 +0000 http://learnsigma.com/process-variation-the-enemy/#comment-1478 thanks Robert for your articles...<br>p.s. just don't understand why such a quality quality blog has only 9 rss readers up to now...</br> thanks Robert for your articles…
p.s. just don't understand why such a quality quality blog has only 9 rss readers up to now…

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