A Conversation with Joseph Paris and Brian Oloo
Recognized Thought Leader in Operational Excellence, International Entrepreneur, Writer, Speaker, Mentor Joseph Paris speaks with interviewer Brian Oloo on this unique Youtube Video.
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Compete on price, go out of business.
I spend a lot of time in the world of “Continuous Improvement”. I speak on the subject at Conferences and Universities around the world. I write articles about it. I am even on the Editorial Board of the Lean Management Journal. So I guess that I spend more than just time, I am thoroughly invested in all efforts…
The Outliers Inn – Episode 23 – Business Strategies
Welcome to Episode 23 of The Outliers Inn – Business Strategies. Topic: Linus, Sheepddog, Rumplestiltskin, Time Bandits, Musk Ox, Dragonfly, Autolycus. Not secret code, and not the usual macho names for military strategies. In fact, these are some of the 80 ‘patterns of strategy’, in the book by the same name from Patrick Hoverstadt and Lucy…
Uptime Magazine – “Operational Excellence: See the Flow of Value”
Operational Excellence: See the flow of Value, by Joseph Paris as featured in the June/July edition of Uptime Magazine®. Download PDF
Respect the Neural Network of Your Business
Earlier this year I shared a tale of woe. One of my long-term clients had suffered a ransomware attack due mostly to the negligence of the business leadership to be respectful of the need to maintain their information technology infrastructure and be vigilant against external threats from bad actors (along with internal threats from system…
A Purge of Distracting Musings
“Idleness is a constant sin, and labor is a duty. Idleness is the devil’s home for temptation and for unprofitable, distracting musings, while labor profiteth others and ourselves.” – Anne Baxter, American ActressThe summer is over and it’s time to prepare for the change in seasons… to remember the warmth and joy of summer… to celebrate…
Risk Mitigation For Business Leaders
In the “legion,” you march or die… As business leaders, sometimes we march because we are driven by opportunity to accomplishment, and sometimes we are forced to march to thwart a threat. … But march we must. The media has devoted a lot of energy as of late fanning the flames that the economy is in…
