Operations Science Is For Leaders
Joan Tafoya, a Global Operations Director for Meta, provides insight to her experience applying operations science for successful leadership. (5 min read)
Operations Science for Project Management
“You should expect that quite a large percentage [of major capital projects] will go disastrously bad” WSJ 2/2/2023. How to avoid that pain. 4 min read
Avoid “Best Practice” Trial-and-Error Errors
You want your business to be “lean” but “best practices” that worked well at other companies don’t translate to your company (4 min read).
Reducing Cost While Improving Nurse Satisfaction and Patient Care
This post demonstrates the power of operations science in healthcare services. Work with your existing investments in technology and continuous improvement—no new investment required. 7 min read
Improving Manufacturing Productivity
Increasing manufacturing productivity is a goal of all manufacturing companies. Yet, despite expensive investments in technology, consultants, continuous improvement efforts, or all three, anticipated productivity increases often do not occur. Experience has shown that operations science fills a missing gap and inspires and energizes your employees to overcome your productivity challenges using your existing technology. 7 min read
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