Finding new ways to conduct business, hospitals in India become better, more efficient and more profitable than elsewhere. And that with even helping the poor for free.
"Just like everyone's sitting around waiting for a stimulus check, we were waiting for this but decided we couldn't wait anymore." [...] "We shouldn't have to do this, but when it gets to a state level, it just gets so bureaucratic, something that took us eight days would have …
From conveyor belt to open innovation, stopping over at Lean and Six Sigma. Nice timeline with Big Business Ideas
The people running the US auto companies are officious bumblers, the products stink, and the unions are a parasitic drain on the business. And yet the Government seems content to throw billions of dollars at the problem.
To date, as many survey respondents are dissatisfied with their use of Web 2.0 technologies as are satisfied.
A Lean adaptation of the famous story of Charles Dickens. Maybe a wise lesson for the Detroit Three in it?
Beautiful pictures of a desolate Detroit. The deserted buildings that once catered to the needs of a vibrant city's population give a post-apocalyptic feeling. A interesting illustration to the failings of the Detroit Three.
The Big Three Car makers again go to congress. Interestingly, it is GM and Chrysler that really need help, and not Ford. Or the American branches of Japanese car makers.
The topless meeting has made it to the OUP Word of the Year shortlist. It didn't win, but I think it's a great idea and should help to make meetings more efficient.
How an old joke about a canoe match can be as true today as it was a couple of years ago. Sad, but true.
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