GE Healthcare’s Sarah Tilkens doesn’t have a background in manufacturing. What she does have is a curious, questioning nature. “I’m an experimenter,” says the senior manager of operational excellence ...

One of the most significant immediate returns on investment delivered by instrument standardization is the dramatic simplification of the staff training lifecycle and subsequent competency maintenance ...

World Laboratory Day, observed on April 23, 2026, arrives at a time when laboratory operations are under intense pressure to deliver higher throughput with fewer resources. While the day serves as a ...

In today's highly competitive marketplace, organizations need to have the ability to execute effective business strategies consistently and achieve long-term sustainable growth; otherwise, they'll ...

Following part one in this two-part series about operational excellence (OpEx) in the power industry, Hexagon discusses the value of setting milestones to help reach OpEx goals. In addition, the ...

ST. LOUIS PARK, Minn.—Trelleborg Healthcare and Medical has named Zach Worthington as the company's next operations excellence manager. The hiring is effective immediately, according to the health and ...

In 2021, University leaders wanted to develop a plan to reimagine work at Carolina — a way to prioritize the on-campus student experience while meeting the demand for flexible work arrangements. For ...

Prudential's purpose is to be partners for every life and protectors for every future. Our purpose encourages everything we do by creating a culture in which diversity is celebrated and inclusion ...

Many manufacturers treat continuous improvement like free samples at Costco — tasting a little bit of this and a little bit of that to see what they like. That can lead to good results, but a risk is ...

At first glance, the chief information security officer (CISO) and chief operating officer (COO) appear to operate in fundamentally different worlds — perhaps even at odds with one another. While the ...

For a good chunk of history the phrase “four-minute mile” was used as slang for anything that was considered impossible. Runners trained unsuccessfully to break that seemingly mythical barrier for ...