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By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 27, 2006

Product Development Process and Application of Little’s Law

A queueing system is a model with the following structure: customers arrive and join a queue to wait for service given by n servers. After receiving

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 25, 2006

I just finished two books on Venture Capital and Private Equity. The first one is Buyout: The Insider's Guide to Buying Your Own Company and the

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 16, 2006

Update 2013: Since writing this post, my wife and I have adopted 4 children. We are so blessed and are very lucky to be their parents. Go here

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 16, 2006

Most organizations collect and report on metrics that are not descriptive of their processes. Some of you may have noticed that most metrics that are

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 14, 2006

While I was with Amazon, Bezos always made a point to say that Amazon wasn't an e-tailer: Amazon was a software company. He drove this point home at

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 13, 2006

How to Recognize a Bottleneck or Constraint in Your System is no easy task. You can also view all 40+ articles on Queueing Theory. All dynamic

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 10, 2006

Waiting Line Management at Build a Bear Workshop is interesting. In addition to this article You can also view all 40+ articles on Queueing

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 9, 2006

How to Potty Train Twins - this is our story. I hope these tips may be helpful to you. Our 4th and 5th children are 2-year old twin boys. They are

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated November 8, 2006

Last year sometime, while I was in Dallas, Fort Worth, for business, a few buddies and I ate at a highly-recommended restaurant called Texas de