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The Civil War It was the United States Civil war, the battle was Gettysburg. There was no doubt, General Meade had the intention to defeat Robert E. Lee. In the end General Meade was victorious and his congratulatory order to the troops was also sent by telegraph to the War Department (and would be read […]
Concurrent engineering problem take many forms From our last blog, we have learned that of an organization that has concurrent engineering difficulty, specifically coordinating the design work. We will further explore this situation. One of the subsystem groups decides to improve the coordination effort internal to that specific department. For example, System 1 chooses to […]
Once upon a time There once was a company, with a systemic problem with concurrent engineering and change management. This was a complex organization, with many functional areas. Each functional area, had sub-function divisions. This type of organizational structure is often referred to as a functional organization with the associated hierarchy. These various functional areas […]
Have you seen these risks in your projects? The project that selects a scope that does not match the constraints (cost, quality and delivery). The project strategy that dooms the organization to cost over runs, surprises the organization with late delivery that would have been easily predicted. The ineffectual risk register (or non-existing). The team […]
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We continue the exploration of the Poka Yoke post. In the last post we discovered in building the product (late iteration) we have found that building the product has some undue complexity. Upon further exploration we find that the design engineers suggested spending some time to Poka Yoke these devices. The project hierarchy decided to […]
I would like thank the Chapter Meeting of PMI Southwest Virginia for allowing me to present, the event was fun, the interaction and engagement (and the meal) were well worth the 5 hour drive. I have been thinking on the interactions from the presentation and I feel compelled to writing something that I think will […]
I have witnessed a recurring theme in projects that causes me to recall a scene from the 1970 movie Patton, with George C Scott. As this scene is depicted in the movie, Patton becomes enraged upon discovering that a column of American troops, tanks, and vehicles has been held up and exposed to enemy fire […]
The deviation does not originate from the supplier. The change to requirements is permanent.