Multitasking? Think Again.
As a recent episode of PBS Frontline (the best show on TV, IMHO) entitled Digital Nation points out – once again – the myth of multitasking is trumped by [...]
As a recent episode of PBS Frontline (the best show on TV, IMHO) entitled Digital Nation points out – once again – the myth of multitasking is trumped by [...]
Part Three of a Three Part Series So, in our prior posts we talked a bit about The Cloud, and a few of the obvious advantages and (sometimes not [...]
Part Two of a Three Part Series In my previous post, we looked at The Cloud – what it is, simply stated (computing over the Internet) — and some [...]
Part One of a Three Part Series If you’re trying to keep up on computing trends, you’ve likely been hearing a lot lately about The Cloud. Herewith, a few [...]
In a recent article in the February issue of CRM Magazine by the above title, author Lior Arussy makes a great point via a story, that I’ll briefly [...]
A few tips and observations we’ve come across regarding the new Windows 7, for your consumption… What Others Are Up To… A report from ChangeWave found that 20% of corporate [...]
Good article in the latest (Jan/Feb) APICS magazine. (You can’t read the article at that link unless you’re an APICS member – which, if you make your living in [...]
In the first of this seven part series of thoughts on manufacturing constraints and scheduling, I started with a reference to Eli Goldratt’s The Goal. Along the way, [...]
To properly manage an acceptable production flow, relative to the demands of your customer (and in pursuit of on-time, on-budget), a set of rules derived from our previous post’s [...]
We looked earlier at identifying constraints, noting that it is fairly intuitive to observe that the constraint by definition is the weak link in the system. How do [...]