@delany My experience as a quality professional has been very enriching. I have worked in both quality assurance and control. What I have found delightful is being a contributor to making delicious, safe, healing and reliable products for the community….   Read more»

@delany using the concept of checks and balances in the legal system to explain design control is great!   It’s even more interesting when you consider the cons that sometimes come from checks and balances in the legal system. Do…   Read more»

@delany   QA/QC plays an important part in ensuring the correct product makes it to market for consumers. I agree that this carries high importance similar to the planning phase of a project. The imperfections in production may be discovered…   Read more»

@delany Great job with this post. I too did not participate in the simulation but I can tell you from being involved in several different projects that having multiple vendors is never a bad idea. Part of the planning process…   Read more»

@delany you made a good point, not all projects make it to this phase so that’s important to understand. Sometimes events occur that force the project to end in the middle of its cycle. I agree that it’s important to…   Read more»

Posted by: @delany I believe this is a refreshing way of looking at this type of situation. First, I do believe that returning to earlier phases will strengthen the overall project because it shows maturity and growth. Continuing with a…   Read more»

@delany makes a great argument. Planning and preparations are notably the first part of the PDCA cycle. Being prepared is vital if you have hopes of success for your project. Lack of communication could also lead to failure. If you…   Read more»

Posted by: @delany Organization. Without it, everything will crumble and nothing will be achieved. If a project manager is not organized, deadlines can be missed and work schedules can be thrown off balance. This can lead to a cascade of…   Read more»