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HairOnFire

Hair on Fire

Mar 29, 2012

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If there is no prioritization to the irons in your fire, then how can you really give them adequate attention and be certain that your best, and most intelligent effort is being given? With knowledge workers, throwing more hours at a challenge does not necessarily solve it. The excitement of the challenge turns from myth buster to morale buster, and they will get burned out. Instead try to Shrink ...

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FlowIsFaster

Flow is faster…

Feb 27, 2012

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If you can map out and master the flow of your product development system and get everyone to take ownership and buy into a defined system, you will finish strong. Slow down, observe your obstacles and challenges, prioritize your skills and capabilities and keep an eye on the end goal.

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The Moped: A story of after hours product development

Feb 03, 2012

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This blog post follows the product development process as I restore and customize one of my vintage mopeds - the Kreidler MP 19.

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EBOM & MBOM? What are they, how to use them together & more intelligently

EBOM & MBOM – What they are and how you can use them together & more intelligently

Jan 10, 2012

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I’d like to start off my first blog post by defining EBOM & MBOMs. Most companies developing products have both EBOM and MBOMs. Engineering Bill of Materials – as designed Manufacturing Bill of Materials – as shipped You may not …

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Extensioneering…not outsourcing

Dec 07, 2011

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You may or may not have heard of the term Extensioneering.  We believe it was coined by one of our customers when he explained how we work with his internal engineering team.  We literally became an extension of his group.  …

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