The Knowledge System
Michael CarrOur aim is to help organizations improve through systems thinking.
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Five-minute Deming: Plan-Do-Study-Act
Many management teams are praised for speed. They launch new initiatives and talk about momentum as if motion itself were evidence of progress. But fast action without disciplined learning creates a different problem: we spread assumptions ...
Five-minute Deming: Quality before inspection
Many leaders think inspection is what protects quality. If defects slip through, the answer seems obvious: add another check, another review, another pair of eyes at the end. It feels careful. It feels responsible.
Five-minute Deming: "Common sense"
In many organizations, the phrase “use common sense” sounds perfectly reasonable. A mistake happens, a customer complains, or a process fails, and the instinctive response is to remind people to slow down and think.
Five-minute Deming: Annual performance reviews
Most organizations rely on annual performance reviews to evaluate contribution, allocate rewards, and create accountability. The logic feels straightforward: measure results, rate people, and recognize the strongest performers. For decades,...
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Dr. Carr is the founder of Carr Engineering, Inc and has over 25 years of experience employing systems thinking in business. He is a frequent thinker, speaker, and consultant on the topic.
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