We like to measure our weight, I.Q., or quality of a product or a service. No matter how much our teams or we speak about quality, they don’t have a clear or unified definition of quality. “if you can’t measure, you can’t manage.” Measuring service/product quality allows you to find…

We are now living in a world of uncertainties. Political/social unrest, a global pandemic, massive changes in ways of working, the Great Resignation, and rising inflation are just a few of the challenges impacting us. …

When we face a problem, we calibrate available options to solve it, choose one and execute it. If we are amongst organized individuals, we might also assess cause and effect for each option for deciding. Making these organized individuals good leaders as they change their actions depending on the situation…

Terms program management and portfolio management are used quite frequently, but let’s see where portfolio management, program management and project management exactly fit in. It is crucial to understand the difference and work relationships at each level. …

The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has caused extensive concern and economic & delivery catastrophe for consumers, businesses and communities across the globe, covering areas like supply chain, workforce, tax and trade, and financial reporting. Companies have been forced to enforce plans around business continuity, deliver things faster and streamline decisions and…

Over the past couple of years, Chief Financial Officer (CFO) role has seen change, from just being a financial controller, now have are more strategically involved. Economic uncertainty increased regulation, and an ever-pressing need to cut costs and grow revenue have taken their toll. Deloitte’s current framework, the ‘Four Faces…

In the last five years, devices on IoT(Internet of Things) has doubled. They are everywhere, from wearable fitness devices to your electrical appliances in the house, connected to your wifi and your mobile devices. All these devices are collecting data basis patterns of usage, frequency of use and persona profiles…

46% of SMB’s in the U.S. don’t track their inventory or use manual methods such as excel spreadsheets to manage inventory. Having an effective inventory management system in place is an advantage that few would like to ignore. A kanban inventory system can give you that edge by making sure…

Kanban has its origins in Japanese Manufacturing for managing product delivery by emphasizing continuous delivery. Kanban is visual; it enhances workflow and improves quality and throughput by reducing Work In Progress and abusing bottlenecks. Benefits of any Kanban Implementation are - Prevent Overburdening — Pull work through the Kanban Board…