Fun With Statistics - Apples to Kumquats Edition
8 May 2010
A common statistic from those that believe health care in the U.S. could be "better" is infant mortality, where in many comparisons the U.S.…
8 May 2010
A common statistic from those that believe health care in the U.S. could be "better" is infant mortality, where in many comparisons the U.S.…
6 May 2010
One lesson of many I have learned since I started down the consulting trail years ago is that when the management team of a client company is committe…
5 May 2010
Nearly a month ago I read a fascinating article in The Economist that still has me pondering a bit. The actual topic didn't really interest me, bu…
4 May 2010
A volcano erupts in Iceland, the European air freight system slams to a halt, stores run out of products and manufacturers run out of parts - and its…
30 April 2010
A few years back I had the privilege of providing translation services for Hiroyuki Hirano when he wrote "JIT Is Flow". (Among my talents is…
29 April 2010
Elwood P Dowd (the guy whose friend was a six foot Pukka in Harvey) said, "Well, an element of conflict in any discussion's a very good thing…
28 April 2010
Regular reader Ed pointed me toward this tidbit from a recent Harvard Business Review article: Baggage Fees Contribute to Decline in Lost Bags A glo…
28 April 2010
In the Senate hearings yesterday a statement was made by Goldman sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein that, to me, summarized the difference in thinking between…