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By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated August 25, 2011

Six Sigma Trademark: Motorola and Google

Last week Google bought Motorola Mobility division for $12.1 Billion dollars. Such a massive deal all p0int to Google primarily interested in

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated June 13, 2011

While searching for an email in my inbox, I found an old email from a friend that had worked at the Burton Snowboard factory in Burlington, Vermont.

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated June 7, 2011

About 6 weeks ago, my son broke his femur - yes, a very serious femur fracture. While playing soccer, the person guarding him kicked him behind his

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated May 25, 2011

Continuing our series on the leaders that have made a significant impact to the quality movement, lean manufacturing, and six sigma, we've featured

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated May 5, 2011

I'm pleased to offer a 20% discount code for Eric Ries' Startup Lessons Learned 2011 Conference. Below are the conference details: Startup Lessons

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated March 10, 2011

The Toyota Production System is, at bottom, very practical and is based on very measured and systematic experimentation. As a system, this often

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated March 8, 2011

As I teach the principles of Lean Manufacturing to others, I include games that are both fun and also illustrate the concepts in a way that are

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated February 17, 2011

Six Sigma Black Belt Training and Certification usually means that you've completed an approved project, mentor Green Belts, and pass a Six Sigma

By OpEx Learning Team, Last Updated January 18, 2011

In a recent newsletter from Inbound Logistics, the author provides some practical tips to reducing logistics costs, one of the largest costs areas in