Waste elimination is one of the Lean principles and one of the most effective ways to increase quality and reduce cost. While products and services differ between industries, waste or muda – everything that does not add value from the perspective of the customer, or any material/resource beyond what the Read more…
Lean Software Development (LSD) is a term originated from a popular book by the same name, written by Mary and Tom Poppendieck. In such book, they presented the first translation of Lean principles to software development, plus 22 thinking tools to help translate those principles into agilepractices. Having its roots Read more…
Lean Software Development (LSD) is a term originated from a popular book by the same name, written by Mary and Tom Poppendieck. In such book, they presented the first translation of Lean principles to software development, plus 22 thinking tools to help translate those principles into agile practices. Having its Read more…
Waste elimination is one of the Lean principles and one of the most effective ways to increase quality and reduce cost. While products and services differ between industries, waste or muda –everything that does not add value from the perspective of the customer, or any material/resource beyond what the customer Read more…
This month, ASQ CEO Paul Borawski wrote in his blog about happiness and job satisfaction in the quality field, and asked a question to discuss with the Influential Voices group: “Are quality professionals happy on the job?” This interesting topic came to live because a recent study from CareerBliss.com, published Read more…
Un interesante artículo escrito por la columnista Jacquelyn Smith de la revista Forbes revela que, según un estudio realizado por la empresa CareerBliss las personas que trabajan como Ingenieros en Aseguramiento de Calidad de Software son los empleados mas felices/satisfechos en los Estados Unidos. El estudio se llevó a cabo encuestando a mas Read more…
