“Effectively Engaging Leadership” by XONITEK’s Rick Hulse & Continued Support of the Operational Excellence Society – Published in Lean Management Journal in April 2012.
The Economist reports on the extent to which 3D printing may help entrench the world’s engineering giants in the 21st Century. But these engineering companies are picky about terminology in this regard, for reasons encompassing the fact that the technology itself has now moved beyond the development labs. Indeed, 3D printing is now being used…
ByHBR.org
According to HBR, it’s high time for European and American companies to rethink their Supply Chain Strategies. For too long they have been concentrating on their manufacturing in East Asia to reduce costs by exploiting labor-arbitrage opportunities, but in the face of new political and economic uncertainties, they are urged to make their supply chains much more resilient….
According to the Economist, America’s fierce campaign against tax cheats is doing more harm than good. The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, was passed as a law in 2010 with the purpose being to to crack down on the use of offshore banks to hide their taxable assets. America’s tax attack in the form of this…
ByTED
Entrepreneur Michael Bodekaer has a passion for building innovative technology companies that have the potential to change the world. In this captivating TED talk, he reveals how Virtual reality is no longer part of some distant future – and that it’s not just for gaming and entertainment anymore. To state his case, he demos an idea…
Need a lawyer to help you trademark your start-up? No! Because now there’s a website for that. Since Trademarkia made its debut, the legal website has streamlined the usually combersome and often pricey trademarking process, and made the task cheaper. Putting technology to use in an attempt to support the underdogs, co-founder Raj Abhyanker describes…
According to the Economist, robots offer a unique insight into what people want from technology – and that makes their progress peculiarly fascinating. DARPA, the Pentagon research agency which runs the DRC, has made robots a priority because it suspects that the technology may be on the cusp of scaling great heights. This fascination has produced robots…
