Picking between an LLC and an LLP depends on the business needs. If the investors would like to have more choices in who can own the company, how it’s taxed, and who’s in charge, then an LLC is the better…   Read more»

Most common I’d say would be communication problems. basically, poor communication between the quality department and other teams which leads to misunderstandings and delays in addressing quality issues. This could be fixed by simply fostering a culture of open and…   Read more»

I think that staying current with emerging technologies and incorporating them into the QA process requires a commitment to learning, experimentation, collaboration, and adaptability. If those processes were to be followed the QA process could be more efficient and accurate…   Read more»

Well, I think it varies. Some are genuinely into teaching and helping students with their research, while others focus more on research to secure funding and advance their careers. It’s not a one-size-fits-all situation, and motivations differ from professor to…   Read more»

Good topic to discuss! I think when you’re cutting corners or trying to speed things up in industrial research, the key is to think about what really matters in your research goals, weigh the risks involved, and stay true to…   Read more»

I think that there is no universal rule for project planning. It has to be customized to fit the projects unique needs. However, its definitely a good idea to let team members have some flexibility in how they do their…   Read more»

The differences you’ve pointed out between industry and academia in how they handle projects is very accurate. While academia doesn’t use project management as much as businesses do, it can help alot if researchers tweak these methods to fit their…   Read more»