Maybe They'll Listen to Womack
7 July 2008
We often push the fact that manufacturing is expanding in the U.S. and it really is possible to compete globally from U.S. factories... even in low ma…
7 July 2008
We often push the fact that manufacturing is expanding in the U.S. and it really is possible to compete globally from U.S. factories... even in low ma…
5 July 2008
We've talked a lot the last couple weeks about outsourcing and offshoring, whether driven by a lack of understanding of real-world economics, the…
29 June 2008
I lost respect for the "reporting" in The Washington Post long, long ago, but I still peruse it briefly online each morning just to see what…
28 June 2008
Yesterday we asked the questions from the global IQ quiz that appeared in Richard McCormack's newsletter, Manufacturing & Technology News. Bel…
27 June 2008
Our post a couple weeks ago on the Tata Group generated several comments suggesting globalization is pervasive... and still a little unknown. Coincide…
25 June 2008
Sometimes our friends across the pond are almost as crazy as we are. British bureaucrats have been warned: no more synergies, stakeholders or sustain…
11 June 2008
There was a great opinion piece by Brian Wesbury in the WSJ yesterday that discussed how change, and especially the impact of change, is accelerating.…
8 June 2008
The economic illiterati are waging war on the oil companies. It's easy to understand why... multi-billion dollar profits as gas prices creep towar…