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2002

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JANUARY
  • The health service lottery

  • Do you have any difficult people?

  • More trouble with ISO 9000

  • From type 1 to type 2

APRIL
  • Incentives don’t drive sales

  • Service damages sales

  • Lord Macdonald won’t talk to me

  • Systems Thinking in the Public Sector – June 6th

JULY
  • The not so innovative Think Tank

  • Targets damage policing

  • CRM in the Public Sector

  • The Deputy Prime Minister reviews housing targets

OCTOBER
  • Incentives always get you less

  • Learning to ‘see’

  • Destroying morale in the public sector

  • Making targets in the health service

FEBRUARY
  • Systems thinking in the public sector

  • How to get the cops out?

  • De Bono has right analysis but wrong answer

  • Australian AQC goes under (!)

MAY
  • UK tax on health – where will it go?

  • More bad news for ISO 9000

  • How do we complain against ISO 9000?

  • New books from Vanguard

AUGUST
  • Is anyone listening?

  • Lets make more sales!

  • Crime detection rates worsen – who is to blame?

  • What is the purpose?

NOVEMBER
  • Leadership – learning to see

  • 2-D and 3-D: it is quite logical

  • Call centres: the true purpose

  • Seddon upsets the British Quality Foundation

MARCH
  • Can you trust your doctor?

  • Systems thinking in the public sector – event June 6th

  • The PM shoots low

  • More ISO 9000 b*ll*cks

JUNE
  • ICL takes systems thinking around the world

  • Trust – we need more of it

  • Will Egan produce change in the construction sector?

SEPTEMBER
  • Thanks to my readers!

  • This call may be taped….

  • Heads Roll

  • Design against demand

DECEMBER
  • Do lean manufacturing methods translate to service organisations?

  • Seddon’s law

  • Seddon promotes ‘tosh’

  • Will the Chancellor call?

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