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…components of his management system. How to apply an understanding of the theory of knowledge within the management system for their organization often gives people trouble. Lets look at how…
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By John Hunter, founder of CuriousCat.com. Jan 24 1989 – first presentation of Deming’s “System of Profound Knowledge” Knowledge of variation; statistical theory Knowledge of the distinction between common causes…
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…the system everyone benefits.” Related: Asking Questions to Initiate New Thinking – Why ThoughtWorks Eliminated Sales Commissions – create an enterprise where the human nature to seek improvement is nurtured…
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…found only six teachers were mentioned as the “great teacher of my life.” Only six of the scores of teachers that had been in that school all those years. Only…
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…discusses disruption innovation (creating new markets for complex expensive products: for example, from mainframe computer to personal computer to smart phone), sustaining innovation and efficiency innovation. He explains that disruption…
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…the “solution” often didn’t solve the problem and failing to effectively test that the problem has been solved means bad results will continue. Related: The Art of Discovery – Distorting…
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By John Hunter, founder of CuriousCat.com. People are part of the system; they need help… Many people think of machinery and data processing when I mention system. Few of them…
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…on process improvement. Deming’s ideas on management focused on creating a management system that changed how the entire organization worked. Deming’s ideas on management weren’t aimed at improving only those…
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…learning and then acting you create a learning cycle. You won’t have all the answers when you start. And actually you won’t have all the answers when you finish (with…
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…great generals — there is a story that Enrico Fermi once asked Gen. Leslie Groves how many generals might be called “great.” Groves said about three out of every 100….
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