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Posted By Dilip Barua 03-26-2026 09:58 AM
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Beautifully articulated – Abubakr. Indeed, perhaps a strategic tailored adaptation requirement to the rapidly changing challenges and scenarios – is one of the criteria in selecting the CEO. Perhaps – business-as-usual way of doing things was deemed inadequate – to make room for something different. ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 03-13-2026 11:25 AM
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Mitch – I would say we all had exposure to some degrees of Lean way of doing things since childhood. Perhaps not being aware of the term itself – but elements of it have been there. The likeness of: don't keep water running in the faucet while doing something else, only take in the plate what you can ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 03-02-2026 01:16 PM
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Nice of you, Bill. It's a pleasure communicating with you and many of our colleagues – that let us learn things and sustain the spirit of contributing. Yours: being polite and refraining from identifying what you perceive my veiled desire to be? Again you're so polite yourself in seeing my reply-post ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 02-25-2026 02:15 PM
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Great info Bill Kelly. There is a 2022 NAP # 26654 Operationalizing Sustainable Development to Benefit People and the Planet. In it, the authors identified 8 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) actionable steps in 9 Chapters – from Education and Capacity Building to Science, Technology, and Innovation; ...
Posted By Dilip Barua 02-20-2026 10:14 AM
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Bill – a thoughtful topic. Before going into your resourceful questions – I would like to quote a little bit of philosophy. The early 20th century German historian and philosopher Oswald Spengler (1880 – 1936) – in his book (1918, 1922), wrote in the introductory paragraph . . . It was never seen that ...