Are you setting your employees up for failure by putting them into a bad system and expecting them to produce good results? Cameron MacKenzie, an assistant professor of industrial and manufacturing systems engineering, gives an interactive demonstration to students in IE 561: Total Quality Management. The demonstration - dubbed "The Red Bead Experiment" - is … Continue reading The Red Bead Experiment
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Getting Things Done with Mindjet
I'm surprised I haven't come across this video before because GTD or Getting Things Done is one of my favorite thoughts or strategies and Mindjet MindManager is my favorite tools for implementing GTD. I promise you it's worth your time to watch if you have a lot of information and effort to coordinate...
@sprintcare is an oxymoron
Earlier this month, an iPad Pro with a cellular modem was stolen from my vehicle. Sprint refused to triangulate the device and locate it for me because as they said they needed to protect the rights of the user aka the thief. Then, after refusing to help me locate the device they had the audacity … Continue reading @sprintcare is an oxymoron
How to Get More Twitter Traffic (Fast); Tips and Tools!
Looking to amp your twitter game? Consider this input from Neal Patel along with a couple of other articles https://twitter.com/toddlohenry/status/1152193079291588608 https://twitter.com/toddlohenry/status/1152193764447928320 https://twitter.com/toddlohenry/status/1152194087455547392 https://twitter.com/toddlohenry/status/1152194310449848321 https://twitter.com/toddlohenry/status/1152194542352965632 https://twitter.com/toddlohenry/status/1152194769524854785
A Google Account; so much more than just Gmail
Whenver I begin to work with a new client, I immediately establish a Google Account that we both can share. Why? For practical starters, I don't want access to someone's Gmail account -- that's a whole lot of trust issue that I don't want to deal with. Second, the account gives us a place to … Continue reading A Google Account; so much more than just Gmail
SEO in 2019 via @backlinko
My buddy A. Brian Clark of DOTS Talent Solutions in Brisbane, Australia has an opportunity to get out front of an emerging concept with a solid thought leadership campaign. My advice to him? Mate, if you only do one thing to prepare, bone up on Brian Dean from Backlinko! I'd start with these 3 thoughts: … Continue reading SEO in 2019 via @backlinko
Google Photos
@dottotech talks about Google Photos -- a must have tool for business and personal images...
Quantum Computing Expert Explains One Concept in 5 Levels of Difficulty
Don't understand quantum computing? Neither do I. This helped me...
This Giant List of 100+ Marketing Stats Reveals What Actually Works
This massive infographic uses 100+ marketing stats to highlight the tactics that are working in modern-day digital universe. Source: This Giant List of 100+ Marketing Stats Reveals What Actually Works
Happy birthday Gmail!
Gmail is a free email service developed by Google. Users can access Gmail on the web and using third-party programs that synchronize email content through POP or IMAP protocols. Gmail started as a limited beta release on April 1, 2004 and ended its testing phase on July 7, 2009.Source: Gmail - Wikipedia