Operational Excellence by Design eNewsletter – March 2017
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Sponsored By Issue: 2016-7 July 2016 Founder’s Corner … AND the Circumstances of Those Who Work There Joseph F Paris Jr Those of you who read my articles and follow my missives on social media know that I more often write of the “soft-side” – the “human endeavor” – of Operational Excellence, rather than the…
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Issue: 2018-05 May 2018 Founder’s Corner 8.5 “Must Know” Career Tips & Tricks (v.Done) by Joseph Paris I have been an entrepreneur and in business – nonstop – a since 1985. And over the course of those 30-plus years, I have gained a lot of experience. But as the saying goes; “Experience is the most…
Sponsored By Issue: 2017-02 February 2017 Founder’s Corner Changing a Continuous Improvement Initiative into a Global Program Joseph F Paris Jr The “laws of nature” are absolute. When we discover a contradiction to a supposed law of nature, it is not nature that is wrong, but our understanding and definition. Once, it was believed that…