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Do You Work On or In the System? | Tripp Babbitt's Blog
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. The 95 Method and Management. Do You Work On or In the System? December 1, 2014. Thomas Edison built the world’s first large-scale electrical supply network. (Photo credit: Wikipedia). 8220;Restlessness is discontent and discontent is the first necessity to progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man and I will show you a failure.” – Thomas Edison. One of my favorite quotes and part of it can be heard by Susan B. Anthony at Disney World’s American Adventure in EPCOT. Those bent on ...
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Is Your Obsession with Schedule Killing Your Quality? | Tripp Babbitt's Blog
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. The 95 Method and Management. Is Your Obsession with Schedule Killing Your Quality? November 3, 2014. A couple weeks ago, I went to the W. Edwards Deming Institute pre-conference facilitated by David Langford of Langford Learning. If education and other organizations want to deliver quality students, products or services, then the focus needs to be on the method and not the date. Otherwise, waste and mediocrity will continue to prevail in our systems. Sign in with Twitter. A couple ...
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. All posts by Tripp Babbitt. Creator of the 95 Method. The 95 Method was developed to assist service organizations in achieving customer trust, improving culture and providing management focus while designing a service organization for the 21st Century. The 95 Method and Management. Can you have Improved Service Design without Management Change? February 3, 2015. There is one certain way to ruin months of good work on service design, customer experience and user experience work.
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. The 95 Method and Management. Performance Appraisals – If Getting Rid of Them was Easy, Wouldn’t They be Gone? December 19, 2014. I joined an interesting discussion at the Deming Institute official site on LinkedIn about performance appraisals. As expected in the Deming community no one spoke for the use of performance appraisals. However, a good list emerged of why organizations use them. Provide a basis for compensation. Identify and respond to outstanding performance. Rew...Assis...
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W. Edwards Deming | Tripp Babbitt's Blog
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. Tag Archives: W. Edwards Deming. The 95 Method and Management. Can you have Improved Service Design without Management Change? February 3, 2015. There is one certain way to ruin months of good work on service design, customer experience and user experience work. You fail to make the necessary management improvements to support the new design. Deming’s Profound Changes. Belief in management control as the essential pre-condition for increasing productivity. And his 14 Points. Just as...
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systems thinking | Tripp Babbitt's Blog
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. Tag Archives: systems thinking. The 95 Method and Management. Do You Work On or In the System? December 1, 2014. Thomas Edison built the world’s first large-scale electrical supply network. (Photo credit: Wikipedia). 8220;Restlessness is discontent and discontent is the first necessity to progress. Show me a thoroughly satisfied man and I will show you a failure.” – Thomas Edison. Or executives receiving big bonuses and pay, why would they change the system? Those bent on finding a ...
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Our Philosophy | Tripp Babbitt's Blog
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. We are a different kind of consulting firm. We are the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. We are the ones that see things differently. We are not fond of rules and we certainly have no respect for the status quo. And so we seek the crazy ones. The ones seeking deep change and a method to achieve it over a slow, agonizing death mired in waste, complexity, and demoralization. We are kindred spirits . . . beca...
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Want to Be a Change Agent? Here is a Method and a Challenge | Tripp Babbitt's Blog
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. Want to Be a Change Agent? Here is a Method and a Challenge. November 20, 2014. Change agents often are working on efficiency and not effectiveness. The key is to know the difference. Maybe I shouldn’t assume you don’t – and in that case if what I write here is not unfamiliar to you than it is probably someone else. In fact, I know many Lean and Six Sigma folks that get it. What about performance appraisals? Biggest waste of time and effort on earth. Yet, most mid-size and large...
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Systems Thinking and Financial Industry | Tripp Babbitt's Blog
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Tripp Babbitt's Blog. Category Archives: Systems Thinking and Financial Industry. Systems Thinking and Financial Industry. Why We Should Cheer for Michael Dell. November 5, 2014. Results over past year (as reported by CNBC):. US shipments grew 19.7%. Paid down $1.3 billion in debt. Gained PC market share for 7 quarters in a row. Fastest YoY growth among peers. Building your business with a focus on customers and long-term thinking. W. Edwards Deming would be smiling. Take heed Wall Street – Dell sa...
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