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Wednesday, 03 March 2010 00:00 |
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Five Keys to Adopting a Quality Culture
Interview with Larry Owen Host: Ted Garrison
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“If you are not concerned about quality, then you may not get the bid even if you are the low bidder,” cautions Larry Owen, Quality Consultant. Listen to Owen explain the new realities about quality as the industry moves forward into day’s hyper competitive marketplace. |
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This channel provides clarification on Best Value by experts on this innovative concept. The perspective and advice gained from these industry leaders will help the industry deliver better value to its clients while allowing contractors to earn fair profits. If you are not familiar with Best Value, please read more and listen to the interviews on this channel to find out how it can benefit your organization and the entire industry. Listen, Learn, Advance…
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Saturday, 02 February 2008 02:52 |
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Can You Afford to Ignore Six Sigma?
Interview with Bill Stieber, Ph.D. Host: Ted Garrison
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Most people have heard the term Six Sigma, but what is it and why should contractors consider it a valuable tool in their arsenal of weapons to bring projects in on time and budget? Listen to Bill Stieber, Ph.D., President of Orchestrated Dynamics explain why Six Sigma is a tool that every contractor should be using to improve its performance, but more importantly how to get started using this valuable tool. |
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Saturday, 02 February 2008 00:00 |
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Hint: Leadership is the Answer
Interview with Kenn T. Sullivan, Ph. D. Host: Ted Garrison
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As the challenges within the industry are starting to compound it’s become clear that greater leadership is the solution. Listen to Kenneth T. Sullivan, Ph.D., MBA, who is the Deputy Director of the Performance Based Studies Research Group (PBSRG) and Director of the Facilities Management Research Group (FMRI) explains how to turn leadership into a competitive advantage in your organization. This is a must program for any forward thinking company. |
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Monday, 10 December 2007 00:00 |
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Developing Best Value Employees
Interview with Thom TisthammerHost: Ted Garrison
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Once senior management understands the concepts of best value, it immediately becomes clear that the best value process starts with the workers, because the best place to add value is at the source of the work. Further, this is the type of environment that generation Y not only desires but thrives in. Listen to Thom Tisthammer, founder of Wattle and Daub Contractors, explain how he maximizes his worker’s productivity by getting them to incorporate the best value concepts into their daily work habits. |
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