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To my loyal readers: this post is not about Lean Thinking, Theory of Constraints, or anything related to Operational Excellence or Continuous Improvement. If you’re still interested, then read on.
Meg Whitman, the former eBay CEO, lost her run for Governor of the State of California last week. She spent an astounding $175 Million and lost.
That kind of money can buy a lot of stuff. What else could she have bought with $175 Million?
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This post was written by Pete Abilla | ||||
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