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2003

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JANUARY
  • What Tom Peters doesn’t talk about

  • Seddon gets bumped!

  • Changing Management Thinking

APRIL
  • CRM is in trouble

  • Vanguard call centre solution in the press

  • Is BSI desperate?

  • On the buses

JULY
  • How great was Jack?

  • Did Jack ‘do’ six sigma?

  • Call Centre NVQs

  • The costs of poor service

OCTOBER
  • Freedom from Command and Control

  • The minister should be in the dock

  • ISO 9000: the end is nigh

  • NHS ‘Direct’?

  • A visit to the Modernisation Agency

FEBRUARY
  • Evidence to Select Committee

  • Government web sites quiet

  • Planning tools tamper!

  • Confusion marketing

MAY
  • Regulation, regulation, regulation

  • A lament on measurement

  • Customer service?

  • BSI and snakes

AUGUST
  • Six sigma feedback

  • ISO 9000 stalling in Japan

  • No problems on the Japanese trains

  • Health care set to go downhill in Germany

NOVEMBER
  • So how do you like the book?

  • The man from the Audit Commission

  • BSI must be desperate

  • Managers fire the wrong people

MARCH
  • Leadership: we need some theory

  • Ignoring variation

  • Causing variation

  • Getting out into the work

JUNE
  • Six sigma feedback

  • ISO 9000 stalling in Japan

  • No problems on the Japanese trains

  • Health care set to go downhill in Germany

SEPTEMBER
  • My new book: special offer to Newsletter readers

  • We KNOW targets don’t work

  • Stressed out

DECEMBER
  • Seddon shouldn’t turn up

  • Why does service cost more

  • Indian call centres eat our ‘muda’

  • Step 1 is ‘get knowledge’

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