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Machine Meltdown: It’s never a one and done
Like most companies you’re busier than ever, a to do list as long as your forearm. Your HR lead is on a hiring spree to

Being Certain Doesn’t Mean You’re Right
Have you ever had a conversation with someone who is so convinced that the capital of Australia is Sydney (or some other blatantly false belief)

DIY: What Works For Your Home Won’t Work For Your Business
Few things are quite as satisfying as building a piece of furniture from scratch, fitting a new kitchen on your own, or some other DIY

What Big Businesses Can Learn from the Agile Small Guys
Legacy companies are notorious for sticking to the old ways of doing things. This can be frustrating for their customers — as you’ll know yourself

How to Avoid a False Start and Maintain Your Credibility
As the business leader of any organization, it is essential to have a clear picture of what is really going on before you make any

What do you want
Business Process Improvement Is Not a Quick Fix Many businesses operate with long-term problems that cannot be fixed with a quick fix. If your business

How Physical Distribution Impacts Shipping & Delivery Times for Ecommerce Brands
Have you ever been shopping online and found the perfect item, only to be discouraged by high shipping costs or slow delivery times? We’ve all

Chemical Processing Industry Operations: A Roadmap to Change Management and Process Improvement
Managing a facility within the CPI demands that a manager keeps his/her balance in an environment that is now being buffeted by constant change: digitalization,

How to Reduce Turnover in the Professional Services Industry
According to the BLS, the manufacturing industry has an annual separation rate of 39.9% compared to a national average of 47.2% (demonstrating the number of

A Roadmap to Accomplishing Your Goals
The process of setting and achieving goals is a never-ending journey. It’s a process of continual improvement, and it never really stops. Even when we

The Cam & Otis Show
Ep 129 The Process Map & Model with Amanda Russo CEO of Cornerstone Paradigm Consulting As a young child, Amanda was a natural-born problem solver.

Microwaves. Great for lunch, not for making business decisions
No, I haven’t gone mad when I say microwaves are great for lunch, but not for making business decisions. As a business leader, you want