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Category Archives: Business Management
An Entrepreneur’s Story…
I attended a regional entrepreneurial meeting today (remember, this post is emanating from my queue, so this really happened about a month ago), listening to Mark Dumas tell his story. How he started his company, how he grew his company, … Continue reading
Database Theft is Not Criminal?
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Follow the Leader? Only if s/he leads…
The economy is changing. And, as the economy improves, companies can be in trouble- unless they have been well managed with talented leaders. Because those employees who feel they’ve been betrayed or let down by the company will leave. Statistics … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management
Tagged Business, Leadership, Organizational culture, Small business
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Gut feeling?
Most of you know I consider myself a chemical engineer first. Oh, I’ve got lots of other hats- but I approach almost every problem using my chemical engineering training. Which is why I use Bayesian statistics to make decisions. Don’t … Continue reading
Neither rain, nor snow, nor sleet- yeah, right!
Here we go again. The US Congress is complaining that the US Postal Service (USPS) is losing money. And, they can’t figure out why. Instead of fixing the problems, they plan to cut Saturday delivery (why not Wednesday?) and adjust … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Economy
Tagged deficit, Economy, Mail, United State Postal Service, US Postal Service
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Dialysis is the FDA hotbed, once again
There’s a new program at the US Food and Drug Administration. One designed to afford innovative devices a speedier review process. This Innovation Pathway 2.0 program is designed for pre-market evaluations of medical devices, expediting the process without reducing the … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Dialysis
Tagged Dialysis, Food and Drug Administration, innovation, Kidney, Medical device, regulatory approval
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Tal navigates his “Narrow Straits”
I was perusing the web after I put away all my special dishes and food required for my holiday. (OK, I was vegging out after stuffing and carrying 8 tubs, with an average weight of 25 kilos down 10 steps … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Medicine, Technology
Tagged CAD, Institutional Review Board, John Pepper, Marfan Syndrome, research, Tal Golesworthy, therapy
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You call this food?
I was listening to Science Friday today (ok, this was written on 9 March) where my friend, Ira Flatow, was interviewing Barb Stuckey. She wrote a book, Taste What You’re Missing, where, among other things, she writes why food tastes … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Just Because, Medicine
Tagged Airline, Food, Ira Flatow, Science Friday, Taste bud
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Time, Time, Time, is (not) on my side…
Time management. I must have taken more than 50 courses. Given that background, one would think I’m an expert. Yeah, right. Share this:
Posted in Business Management, Just Because
Tagged Business, failure, management, sleep, Time, time management, Time Tracking
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Ready. Fire. Aim.
I’ve been tempted to join in the fray. To work with a university and teach entrepreneurial programs. After all, I’ve been a successful entrepreneur (and an unsuccessful one) for more than 4 decades. And, I do believe that entrepreneurial efforts … Continue reading
Posted in Business Management, Economy
Tagged Business, Chemical engineer, Education, Entrepreneur, Small business, Start Up, Venture capital
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