Why it is important to take you time in preparation of your reports
We all need to prepare reports in our companies and of course this post is not to encourage you to do it with humour, how to do it fast, how […]
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The importance of standardisation in new processes implementation
One can put a lot of effort in changing things but if one does not standardize processes, the reality is that after some time things go back to the original process. […]
Introduction to Problem Solving last part (III): Action Plan.
(Please have a first read at the two former posts on Problem definition and correct root cause analysis previously to read this post) The last and final part of the […]
Introduction to Problem Solving part II: Root cause Analysis.
This post will be included in the three ones dedicated to the Problem solving analysis introduction, dividing the problem solving in three phases: problem description, root cause analysis and action […]
Introduction to Problem Solving part I: Grasp the situation.
This post will be included in the three ones dedicated to the Problem solving analysis introduction, dividing the problem solving in three phases: problem description, root cause analysis and action […]
Ten Process Audits do’s and donts in supplier quality.
It has been already some months that I wanted to write about process audits. Everybody knows how powerful are the process audits in developing suppliers (internal or externals). But often […]
Why the electric car is not so successful as expected in Europe.
Just one or two years ago, there were much more higher expectations for the electric car to succeed than probably today. But what happened to the electric car deployment into […]
Bicycle sustainability project in Namibia: nothing is impossible
(based on article on financial times http://www.ft.com/intl/ingenuity) After reading the former article an immediate sustainability example and as simplest as possible but effective has crushed me. Every single aspect of […]
What do you know about the BITCOIN?
Bitcoin (BTC) is a cryptocurrency first described in a 2008 paper by pseudonymous developer Satoshi Nakamoto. Bitcoin is a currency like Dollar or Euro valid on exchange goods and services. […]
Sustainability in the Supply Chain of the Automotive Industry
After the big effort in the CO2 emission control and reduction in the car motors, the industry is pointing at the supply chain and design. The question comes, how much […]
Miguel Brines 