Monthly Archives: July 2009

Supply Chain Management Failures-Suggested Solutions!

Earlier this year I had the pleasure of presenting at the Pacific Northwest Aerospace Association Convention.  Since most of the attendees were small to medium size manufacturing and supplier/vendor organizations, I felt this was an opportunity to get firsthand feed-back on how well their supply chain management processes were benefiting their organizations; a subject I…

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Strategic Plan Failure? How to fix it!

There seems to be more evidence that strategic plans are failing.  Why is that?  Maybe it is due to more organizations finding themselves in survival mode, or perhaps corporation leaders are less certain of the future due to the current shakey nature of the economy.  Strategic plans are still critical to any organization, so determining…

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Performance Issues? Look for the Signs-of-Cause

Today’s economic climate may be amplifying unsatisfactory performance. There are usually many reasons for an organization’s sub-par performance.  Taking the time to identify the causes can be expedited if you know which signs to look for.  Here are a few examples to look for within your organization. Start at the Top Any organization is subject…

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