Monthly Archives: June 2012

This week I am at the yearly TOC ICO in Chicago, understanding the latest development in Theory of Constraints and meeting good friends and colleagues. It will be the first conference without Eli Goldratt, and the conference theme has been … Continue reading →

Reflection after the fact is not a popular practice among western management.   True, meetings to analyze results are held, but are root causes identified?  Or is it an exercise in finding the best excuse possible to explain results we … Continue reading →

Who said math should always be a boring subject?  Enter Math 52, a project currently being funded in Kickstarter: From Math’s 52’s pitch in Kickstarter: “According to a Raytheon study, 61% of middle school students would rather take out the garbage than do … Continue reading →