Daily Archives: May 19, 2005

Roger Hoerl’s Perspective on the Future of Six-Sigma

Posted on May 19, 2005 by John Hunter

One Perspective on the Future of Six-Sigma by Roger Hoerl. Originally published in the International Journal of Six Sigma and Competitive Advantage 2004 – Vol. 1, No.1 pp. 112 – 119. Six-Sigma has maintained momentum for over ten years now, … Continue reading →

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Curious Cat Blogs

Posted on May 19, 2005 by John Hunter

Topic: Management Improvement We have started a new blog, Curious Cat Management Articles, specifically to highlight management improvement articles on topics like: Lean Manufacturing, Deming, Six Sigma, Continuous Improvement, Innovation, Customer Focus, SPC and System Thinking. We are still working … Continue reading →

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Why Go Through the Painful Performance Process

Posted on May 19, 2005 by John Hunter

Why Go Through the Painful Performance Process: The performance management blog points to an interesting study by PeopleIQ [the broken link was removed] that says that only 13 percent of employees and managers and 6 percent of CEOs think their … Continue reading →

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The Pitfalls of Six Sigma

Posted on May 19, 2005 by John Hunter

The Pitfalls of Six Sigma [the broken link was removed]: Six sigma has strong advocates in the manufacturing world for its ability to help factories get lean, but many companies are feeling that their time and financial investment in six … Continue reading →

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