A Tale of Two Leans
5 November 2009
by BILL WADDELL There was about as good an article on lean in USA Today the other day as you will ever find in the popular media, describing a lot of…
5 November 2009
by BILL WADDELL There was about as good an article on lean in USA Today the other day as you will ever find in the popular media, describing a lot of…
3 November 2009
by BILL WADDELL There are a lot of perks that come with being famous and powerful, one of them is that you can write a fairy tale with yourself as th…
2 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer We've often heard about the incredible customer focus at Ritz-Carlton hotels. Now a Forbes interview with RC president Simon Coop…
1 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer Stewart Anderson penned an article in the latest Quality Digest that took a look at several misconceptions about Toyota. I won't…
1 November 2009
By Kevin Meyer I promise to get off of this tax kick one of these days, but ignorance of the incredible influence of tax policy just burns me sometim…
31 October 2009
By Kevin Meyer A couple times a year I touch on the admittedly touchy subject of how tax policy literally attacks knowledge - and thereby revenue. I…
30 October 2009
In this age of mindless moronic children's entertainment, there is a bit of a breath of fresh air. A hat tip to Dawn in Michigan for helping us m…
28 October 2009
by BILL WADDELL Just because the people you choose to surround yourself with agree with you does not mean you are right. I have stated before that g…