Six Sigma was a powerful quality improvement system developed by Motorola that took the world by storm in the early 2000’s with high profile adoptions by General Electric, Honeywell, and others. Lean was a manufacturing methodology originated by Toyota, which turned manufacturing on its head by focusing on minimizing idling products (inventory) rather than minimizing… [Read More]
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Cost Variance – Earned Value Management
In project management, getting an early indication of cost escalation is the silver bullet that allows the project manager to correct the problems before they start. Keeping a firm grip on costs is essential to delivering success, yet budgets often spiral, deadlines slip, and stakeholders grow restless, leaving managers scrambling for answers. Whether you’re managing… [Read More]