Fun with Statistics - Framing the Analysis Edition
8 August 2010
By Kevin Meyer In this edition of our irregular Fun with Statistics series we take a look at an oft-unforeseen pitfall of analysis: inadvertently fra…
8 August 2010
By Kevin Meyer In this edition of our irregular Fun with Statistics series we take a look at an oft-unforeseen pitfall of analysis: inadvertently fra…
6 August 2010
By Kevin Meyer We've mentioned the reshoring phenomena several times lately. Many companies are finally waking up to the realities of total cost…
6 August 2010
Bob Emiliani is having another book contest. His books contain an abundance of practical new information on Lean leadership and the history of Lean ma…
5 August 2010
by BILL WADDELL A Wall Street Journal a few weeks back described how "CEOs Fight To Prevent Discretionary Spending From Creeping Back Up."…
4 August 2010
by BILL WADDELL Last week I traveled close to 400 miles to spend a day explaining Lean Accounting and the Lean Enterprise management infrastructure t…
4 August 2010
By Kevin Meyer Half a year ago Bill made an interesting prediction on the future of Volkswagen that made several of us wonder what he might have been…
2 August 2010
by BILL WADDELL PIGS Perhaps the folks running the big container shipping lines are genuinely concerned about the environment and their carbon footp…
1 August 2010
By Kevin Meyer Regular readers know that a pet peeve of mine is the lack of true root cause analysis and long-term perspective by presumably well-int…