So, what’s so wrong with EOQ?
A day ago I had a debate/discussion with a fellow lean thinker on EOQ, or Economic Order Quantity. It seems some think […]
Author: Lawrence Loucka
Continuous Improvement
Definition: The management discipline to constantly eliminate waste, improve response time, simplify the design of both products and processes, and thereby improve […]
2005 Salary Survey
From the December 8, 2005 issue of Purchasing. Time for a raise I’d say … * = Fewer than 10 respondents. […]
Supply Chain Soup
Trying to replace one soup can in the middle of a display can lead to disaster. If you decide to change the […]
Reflections on the Future of Quality
Courtesy of Quality Progress, Dave Watkins writes in Reflections on the Future of Quality that: The quality management system lags behind evolving […]
2006 Economic Outlook
Ted Daywalt, CEO and President of VetJobs Veteran Eagle offers his 2006 economic outlook in the latest issue of VetJobs monthly newsletter. […]
The Resilient Enterprise
by Yossi Sheffi was a gift from Rebecca Kane Dow of ConnStep to thank me for a Lean Six Sigma presentation Ken […]
It’s a Flat World
With the Christmas holiday here I’ve managed to knock off another book; The World is Flat by Tom Friedman. The crux of […]
Skills for the Lean Supply Chain & Purchasing Professional
By James P. Womack. There are really two ways to think about a supply chain. One is a market of many bidders […]