Author Archives: Joseph Snider
I Have Questions—All the Time
Throughout my day, I have questions. Some are big questions. Some are small questions. The big ones are usually philosophical or about religion. The small ones relate more to daily life and…
Continue readingProcess Improvement: The Pareto Analysis
It is likely that everyone reading this post has heard of the 80/20 rule. To review, Pareto’s rule states that a small number of causes is responsible for a large percentage of…
Continue readingProcess Improvement: The Swim Lane Diagram
Every business has some process improvement opportunities. The key is to know how to gain improvement in quality, cost, or time with a process in need of help. What follows is an…
Continue readingA Charter is the Key to Begin a Project
How a project ends has a lot to do with how it starts. Yet the true beginning can be traced back before the kickoff meeting—to the project charter. When properly constructed, a…
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