Erik Christensen
Principle of War #6 – Concerted action
Concerted Action: Unify and bring all elements to work simultaneously in the achievement of your objectives. This is the principle of coordination. When…
Principle of war #5 – Intelligence
Intelligence: Use every method possible to gather and accurately interpret information that will enable you to prepare and be successful. Lean Six Sigma…
Principle of war #4 – Maneuver
Maneuver: Move and position resources in a way that furthers accomplishment of the objective. Maneuver and Mass are closely connected, if you…
Principle of war #3 – Mass
Mass: Concentrate powers at a decisive time and place The ability to focus and concentrate is essential for success in any endeavor. We…
Principle of war #2 – Offensive
Offensive: Seize, retain, and exploit the initiative. This is the principle of courage – willingness to move forward under conditions of uncertainty or danger with…
Principle of war #1 – Objective
Objective: Direct all efforts toward a clearly defined, decisive, and attainable objective. Clarity of the objective is essential to success. In military units…
Principles of war in process improvement
Throughout history some of the finest examples of leadership has been shown by generals who achieved victory often at great odds. Time…
Face to Face
I recently read an article that highlighted reasons why face to face classroom teaching is important and impactful. As a classroom instructor who…
Humming Bird Project
A recently released movie titled “The Hummingbird Project” starring Salma Hayek takes the idea of perishable data to the extreme. The basic…