Proving Again That Input is Unrelated to Output
24 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer One of my pet peeves is the pervasively popular perception that increased spending somehow must improve the quality of the product. T…
24 January 2010
By Kevin Meyer One of my pet peeves is the pervasively popular perception that increased spending somehow must improve the quality of the product. T…
21 December 2009
By Kevin Meyer There are so many lessons in the health care reform fiasco that I almost don't know where to start. I apologize in advance if I o…
5 December 2009
By Kevin Meyer The emerging Climategate scandal has really been something to behold, both in terms of shedding some light on questionable scientific…
2 December 2009
Maybe pigs really can fly. Maybe hell will freeze over. Today I finally read something in the Wall Street Journal that didn't make me feel like I…
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…
27 October 2009
By Kevin Meyer Two different articles both appearing yesterday and discussing obliquely-similar industries got me to wondering about business models…
25 October 2009
By Kevin Meyer I've always considered insider trading a crime, unfair to those without the knowledge to make informed judgment calls on investmen…
16 October 2009
By Kevin Meyer Us lean types are obsessed with value which thereby makes us obsessed with waste. Finding and eliminating waste of any form can becom…