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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Manufacturing Outlook and History In the USA and Globally
I write primarily about management improvement on this blog – which makes sense given the title. In the very early days I had more on investing, economic data, science, engineering and travel. Then I created three new blogs (Curious Cat … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Manufacturing
Tagged China, Data, economic data, economy, Germany, Japan, Manufacturing, USA
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Poor Results Should be Addressed by Improving the System Not Blaming Individuals
My response to: Where is the Deming study that asserts most errors are in organization or process? There is no such study, it is based on Dr. Deming’s experience as I discuss in 94% Belongs to the System (improve the … Continue reading
Posted in Deming, Management, Process improvement, Systems thinking
Tagged coaching, continual improvement, Deming, gemba, process thinking, quote, respect for people, Systems thinking
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