Great Charts – The lack of such effective visual display of information is another example of how much improvement could be made just by applying ideas that are already published.
Change is not Improvement – if you have to document how you will know the change is successful it makes it more difficult to change for just the appearance of improvement.
Management Excellence – Most management practices cannot be plugged into any organization and work well. That practice must be applied in a sensible way given the organizational system.
China now the 5th Largest Economy – China’s economy grew 9.9 percent in 2005, overtaking France as the world’s fifth largest, powered by exports and investment in factories, roads and power plants.
Zero Defects – eliminating defects that get to customers (and even those that don’t) is wise. But doing should be as the result of continually improving your processes. I do not believe you succeed by declaring your goal to be zero defects. You succeed by creating a culture of never ending improvement, of customer focus, of fact based decision making, of learning…
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Ronald
Charts help a lot because they show visual information which is very easy interpreted and analyzed. When is added the history of events you can take conclusions.
Charts help a lot because they show visual information which is very easy interpreted and analyzed. When is added the history of events you can take conclusions.