Point 7 – Deming in Project Management
Teach and Institute Leadership It is the age-old distinction that usually merits much lip service and little true implementation. There […]
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Teach and Institute Leadership It is the age-old distinction that usually merits much lip service and little true implementation. There […]
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Job/Task-Related Training A quality organization understands the value of the people who work in it. The same goes for project
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Continuous Improvement This is one of my favorite points from Dr. Deming. I see so many mistakes that are made
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Consider Costs and Benefits of the Entire System and Deliverable Lifetime The textbook wording of this point varies, but is
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Inspection is a Tool for Improvement, Not a Whip Deming’s third point urges practitioners to design quality into processes, using
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Adopt a Philosophy of Cooperation Where Everyone Wins and Teach it to Everyone Often, projects can become battlegrounds where the
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Commitment from the Top to Continuous Improvement as a Way of Life Deming’s first point is an important one. There
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Dr. W. Edwards Deming was recently re-introduced to me in my Project Performance and Quality Assurance class. I have heard
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I recently watched Night at the Museum with commentary turned on by director Shawn Levy. He stated that he story-boarded
Leading the change process to support a project-based organization (PBO) requires a focus on adding value and alignment, from strategy
One of my issues with the PM Network magazine distributed by the Project Management Institute to all its members is
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