Posted May 6, 2014 by Kiri Picone
Nobody objects to a good deal, but sometimes the promise of a sale can trick consumers into buying a less-than-stellar product. Affordable software poses similar fears---does the reduced price mean fewer features? Can a cheap… Read More
Posted July 12, 2013 by Kristin Crosier
When we hear green or sustainable business practices mentioned, the phrase calls to mind environmentally friendly materials and new business process implementations. Lesser known, but quickly gaining ground, is the idea that implementing a particular… Read More
Posted March 22, 2013 by Michael Tauscher
It's not often we think of Silicon Valley developers sharing ideas with executives from manufacturing companies, but over the last decade the two have become entwined in the search for increasingly efficient methods of operation.… Read More
Posted December 14, 2012 by Panorama Consulting
ERP implementations more often than not run counter-intuitive to lean concepts. While lean and Six Sigma cultures focus on reducing waste and non-value-add activities, most ERP implementations are bloated with inefficiencies and cost overruns. For… Read More