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Rick Hulse, Director of Business Development-XONITEK: A discussion around the most critical and under served areas of the Operational Excellence space……”creating a culture that will ensure a successful continuous improvement program.”
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Co-founder of Iodine and author of “The Decision Tree: Taking Control of Your Health in the New Era of Personalized Medicine” Thomas Goetz takes the TEDMED stage to discuss the revolution of medical data. Your medical chart can be hard to access, impossible to read — and full of information that could make you healthier if…
In this episode of “Supercharged Supply Chain”, Ron and Joseph discuss warehousing; its present state, trends, some of the opportunities and challenges that exist, and what the future might hold. One of the biggest beneficiaries of the COVID pandemic has been the warehouse industry. The increase in the volume of ecommerce has been astounding. Look…
Achieving sustainable growth in any business can often be challenging. A recent study of growth, published in the Harvard Business Review, of 10,897 publicly held companies over a 43-year period showed only the upper quartile of firms achieved an inflation-adjusted growth of 11.8 % per annum. Of the top quartile of firms, only 15% were…
When you were born, everyone could see the twinkle in your eyes for the fire and passion you held. As you grew, you became inspired by the reported accomplishments of others; and consumed with great enthusiasm and dedication every bit of knowledge that was at your disposal. You had the good fortune of being influenced…
About the Podcast My guest today is Steven Leuschel, Director of Operational Excellence at Guardian Elder Care, with a network of elderly care facilities located across Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Eastern Ohio. He has published several books including;• “Lean Culture Change: Using a Daily Management System”• “The Executive Guide to Lean Culture Change”, a…
Carey Lohrenz here. 80% of all Continuous Improvement programs fail. Ouch! That’s a lot of time, money and energy down the drain! How do you prevent this from happening in your organization?
