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Table Conversations: Fudging Healthcare

by Pete Abilla on November 4, 2011

healthcare kaizen, quality

We are pleased to bring you this article by Devin Cabanilla, who is a Lean practitioner in Healthcare, working at a large hospital system in Washington State. Devin’s previous article on shmula is his 7 Wastes of Medical Billing. His article highlights an observation regarding standards and room for error, as it pertains to medical [...]

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Thanks to Shmula’s Sponsors

by Pete Abilla on September 9, 2011

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Thanks to this week’s advertisers and partners that make Shmula possible. Shmula’s supporters enables us to bring interesting and valuable content to an audience interested in process improvement, lean manufacturing, six sigma, and supply chain and operations. Interested in becoming a Shmula sponsor? Our readers are smart, influential leaders. 67.4K Monthly Unique Visitors 102K Monthly [...]

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Who is “Panda” in The Google Panda Update?

by Pete Abilla on May 9, 2011

navneet panda, farmer update, panda update, google algorithm update, seo

First, a warning: To those that read my blog and are typically interested in posts on Lean Manufacturing and Change Management, this article is not on either of those topics. Okay, read on. I concede: I know almost nothing about SEO, but other publications I read have been discussing this “Panda” update or “Farmer” update [...]

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Project Management Templates

by Pete Abilla on January 23, 2011

Note: This is a sponsored post from Project Templates Inc., which is a product for those in the project management field. For a low price, you can get instant access to over 100+ Project Management Templates. Read more below, and thanks to all the sponsors that make shmula.com possible. Project Management Templates Our templates and [...]

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Old Spice Guy: 5 Lean Thinking Lessons

by Pete Abilla on September 14, 2010

We can find lean thinking almost everywhere – yes, even from the Old Spice Guy. Below are 5 lessons that all lean thinkers, six sigma practitioners, or folks in lean manufacturing can learn and apply in their work. No Explicit Invitation That’s right, at no time that I can remember does the Old Spice Guy [...]

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Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Amazon Acquisitions

by Pete Abilla on July 6, 2010

This post shows merger and acquisition (M & A) activity of Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Yahoo. I attempt to do this in a nice scrollable javascript timeline. To view google acquisitions, microsoft acquisitions, yahoo acquisitions, or amazon.com acquisitions, please scroll on the timeline and click on the dots; when you do, a bubble will render [...]

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Oil Spill, My Home

by Pete Abilla on June 12, 2010

A new site gives perspective on the British Petroleum (BP) Oil Spill Disaster 1  in the Gulf of Mexico. This site overlays the BP Oil Spill over your home state. If it were in Utah, the BP Oil Spill would look like this: I want to be really clear here, I’m not against British Petroleum (BP) [...]

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The Law of

by Pete Abilla on April 9, 2010

I’m very selective about what I read and what I do with my time.  So, when I get forwarded email from most people – including family – I’ll either archive it or just delete it. But, this time my father-in-law sent me something interesting and funny (thanks, dad).  I thought you might find it funny [...]

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